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    • Virtual Reality
    • Robotics

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    • Virtual assembly simulations aim to replicate real-world tasks digitally.
    • Haptic feedback is crucial for realistic virtual interactions but faces technological challenges.
    • Previous research often focused on single feedback modalities, neglecting multi-modal integration.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To identify technological bottlenecks in virtual assembly simulations with haptic feedback.
    • To analyze the impact of gradually replacing real feedback with synthetic modalities on user performance and perception.
    • To establish a multi-modality relationship function for user responses in virtual assembly.

    Main Methods:

    • An evaluation study gradually replaced real feedback (visual, haptic, audio) with synthetic versions in peg-in-hole assembly tasks.
    • User performance was measured via completion time, collision forces, and muscular effort.
    • Subjective perception was assessed through workload and realism ratings, alongside parallel audio task reaction times.

    Main Results:

    • Haptic feedback, especially the HUG interface, had the most significant impact on user performance and perception.
    • Visual feedback also influenced user experience, while audio cues had a lesser effect.
    • All twelve performance and perception indicators were affected by the feedback factors, enabling a quantitative relationship mapping.

    Conclusions:

    • Haptic feedback is a critical bottleneck in achieving realistic virtual assembly simulations.
    • The study quantifies the influence of different feedback modalities, providing insights for designing more effective virtual environments.
    • The developed multi-modality relationship function can predict user responses in similar virtual assembly systems.