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[152] Citation: R. Adams, D. Klowden, B. Hannaford,
'Virtual Training for a Manual Assembly Task,'
Haptics-e, the electronic journal of haptics research, vol. 2, 17-Oct-2001.
Abstract
This paper describes an experiment conducted to investigate
the benefits of force feedback for virtual reality training.
Three groups of subjects received different levels of training before
completing a manual task, the construction of a LEGO(tm) biplane
model. One group trained on a Virtual Building Block (VBB) simulation
which emulates the real task in a virtual environment, including
haptic feedback. A second group also trained on the VBB system, but without the
force feeback. The last group received no virtual reality training. Completion
times for these different groups in building the actual biplane model in the
real
world were compared.
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