ForcePinch: Force-Responsive Spatial Interaction for Tracking Speed Control in XR
Chenyang Zhang, Tiffany S. Ma, John Andrews, Eric J. Gonzalez, Mar González-Franco, Yalong Yang
2025Year
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Abstract
a) Fast Tracking Speed (b) Slow Tracking Speed Figure 1: ForcePinch is an object manipulation method that allows users to control the tracking speed of a mid-air pointer by modulating pinch force during object manipulation. (a) A light pinch results in fast tracking, supporting broad and rapid movements. (b) A heavy pinch produces slow tracking, allowing for fine-grained precision.
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