IEEE TVCG (ISMAR'26) J3 - To appear
Perceiving Compliance in Virtual Reality: Effects of Interaction Direction and Sensory Discrepancy on Visuo-Haptic Weighting
IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (IEEE TVCG), 2026

At a glance
How do interaction direction and sensory discrepancy shape visuo-haptic weighting?
Investigating how interaction direction and differences between visual and haptic feedback affect the perception of compliance in virtual reality.
The approach
The supplied overview contrasts haptic and visual stiffness rendering and illustrates baseline, top-down, front-back, and side-to-side interaction configurations. These provide the context for studying how visual and haptic cues contribute to perceived compliance.
Research highlights
Visual and haptic stiffness
The schematic distinguishes physical haptic stiffness from visually rendered stiffness, including cases where visual stiffness is higher or lower.
Interaction direction
The illustrated VR configurations include top-down, front-back, and side-to-side interactions alongside a baseline shape.
Sensory weighting
The research examines how direction and discrepancy between sensory cues relate to visuo-haptic weighting in compliance perception.
Research overview based on the paper title and author-provided figure. Publication listing · Jiwan Lee.
Citation
Publication details & BibTeX- Journal
- IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (IEEE TVCG)
- Year
- 2026
- Publisher
- IEEE
- Presentation
- IEEE ISMAR 2026
- Status
- To appear
@article{Jung26Compliance,
title = {{Perceiving Compliance in Virtual Reality: Effects of Interaction Direction and Sensory Discrepancy on Visuo-Haptic Weighting}},
author = {Jung, Taehyeong and Lee, Jiwan and Kim, Junwoo and Choi, Seungmoon},
journal = {IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics},
year = {2026},
publisher = {IEEE},
note = {To appear; IEEE ISMAR 2026}
}
Provisional citation · To appear