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Conference · 2024

Proposal for a Virtual Reality Mars Exploration Exhibit Utilizing Reverse-Temperature Multi-Modal Haptic Devices for Popularizing Space Science

Jiyoon Lee, Jiwon Yang, ChungHyun Lee, Nahyun Lee, Hyunmin Kang, Hoseok Jung

International Symposium of Science Museums 2024 (ISSM 2024)

A proposal for an embodied virtual reality science exhibit.

Wearable hapticsVRPrototyping

Research overview

This proposal considers how a VR Mars exploration exhibit could use reverse-temperature multimodal haptic devices to support public engagement with space science. The publication describes an exhibit proposal.

An embodied science exhibit

How can wearable haptic interfaces make a remote world tangible?

My role in this research program

Built thermal haptic devices within the SCIGC research program on physically tangible virtual experiences.

Connection to my broader work

Building physical feedback systems led me to ask how much stimulation is needed for a convincing virtual experience.

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