Stacked Retargeting: Combining Redirected Walking and Hand Redirection to Expand Haptic Retargeting's Coverage

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We present Stacked Retargeting-combining haptic retargeting and redirected walking-to maximise the use of passive proxy objects for VR haptics. Haptic retargeting work to date has considered stationary reaching and grasping interactions, and this inherently limits a proxy object's scope. We consider exactly where this reaching and grasping occurs from, to increase the potential of each proxy. We present (a) a staged approach to implementing Stacked Retargeting, (b) five redirected walking approaches that enable users to arrive anywhere at the site of interaction, and (c) a usability magnitude estimation evaluation of these techniques. We demonstrate how Stacked Retargeting can meaningfully increase the practical use of proxy objects for VR haptics without degrading the user experience.

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Clarence, A., Knibbe, J., Cordeil, M., & Wybrow, M. (2024). Stacked Retargeting: Combining Redirected Walking and Hand Redirection to Expand Haptic Retargeting’s Coverage. In Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems - Proceedings. Association for Computing Machinery. https://doi.org/10.1145/3613904.3642228

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