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    • Laboratory equipment proficiency is crucial for science students, but limited hands-on time hinders skill development, especially for remote learners.
    • Accurate use of tools like air-displacement micropipettes is vital for reliable experimental data, requiring significant dexterity and practice.
    • Current virtual reality (VR) training often lacks the tactile authenticity needed for effective skill acquisition.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To assess the impact of tactile authenticity in virtual laboratory training using a custom haptic device.
    • To compare the effectiveness of a novel 'Smart Pipette' haptic training system against off-the-shelf VR hardware (Quest VR controller).
    • To evaluate improvements in accuracy, precision, and error reduction in micropipette handling skills.

    Main Methods:

    • Development of a custom haptic device, 'Smart Pipette', replicating real micropipette physical and operational characteristics.
    • A comparative user study involving 34 participants using the Smart Pipette and a Quest VR controller within the same virtual simulation.
    • Both training conditions provided self-paced virtual simulations with video instructions and real-time guidance.

    Main Results:

    • Participants using the Smart Pipette demonstrated significantly higher accuracy and precision in micropipette operation.
    • Trainees with the Smart Pipette made fewer errors compared to those using the Quest VR controller.
    • No significant differences were found in cognitive load or system usability between the two training methods.

    Conclusions:

    • Custom haptic devices offering tactile authenticity enhance laboratory dexterity training outcomes.
    • The Smart Pipette effectively addresses skill development challenges for remote science learners.
    • Real-time feedback from tactile authentic devices improves training performance in both virtual and traditional laboratory settings.