Presenting Pseudo-resistive Force of a Spring by Visual and Auditory Stimuli

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1 TVRSJ Vol.23 No.4 pp , 2018 *1 *2 *1 Presenting Pseudo-resistive Force of a Spring by Visual and Auditory Stimuli Akito Usui *1, Musashi Nakajima *2, and Yoshihiro Kanno *1 Abstract --- In recent years, researches to present perceptual information using the illusion caused by cross-modal phenomenon are actively conducted. Especially the illusion on tactile and haptic sensation is called Pseudo Haptics and considered as a method of haptic sensation presentation. In these studies, only the visual stimulus is presented to induce illusion, but there are still problems such as the weakness of the sensation obtained when considering actual use. In this study, we researched whether we can obtain sensation not only from visual stimulation but also from auditory stimulation. Specifically, experiments were conducted to obtain pseudo force sense from interaction with elastic virtual object. As a result of the experiment, a pseudo force sense was obtained from auditory stimulation. In addition, by presenting visual stimuli and auditory stimuli in combination, stronger pseudo force sense was obtained. Also, we applied the pseudo force sense by auditory stimuli to an electronic musical instrument and produced a prototype. As a result of the evaluation experiment, it turned out that the users enjoyed the prototype. Keywords: pseudo haptic force, cross-modality, illusion, visual stimulus, auditory stimulus 1 VRAR VRAR [1] [2] Pseudo-haptics [3] *1 *2 *1 Waseda University *2 Tokyo Polytechnic University [4] CG [5] HMD VRAR VR AR HMD AR HMD VRAR 271

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