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    Background:

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    • A comprehensive classification of haptic data visualization designs has been established.

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    • Haptic devices are effective for presenting data, leading to enhanced user understanding.
    • The developed classification system provides a structured overview of haptic data visualization techniques.
    • This review identifies areas for future research in haptic data presentation.