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Haptic Enchanters: Attachable and Detachable Vibrotactile Modules and Their Advantages.

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Correction to Ä Physics-Based Vibrotactile Feedback Library for Collision Events"., and . IEEE Trans. Haptics, 11 (1): 156 (2018)Vibrotactile Similarity Perception in Crowdsourced and Lab Studies., , , , and . EuroHaptics, volume 13235 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 255-263. Springer, (2022)Haptic Enchanters: Attachable and Detachable Vibrotactile Modules and Their Advantages., , and . IEEE Trans. Haptics, 12 (1): 43-55 (2019)Perceptual space of amplitude-modulated vibrotactile stimuli., and . World Haptics, page 59-64. IEEE Computer Society, (2011)Gesture-recognizing hand-held interface with vibrotactile feedback for 3D interaction., , , , and . IEEE Trans. Consumer Electronics, 55 (3): 1169-1177 (2009)Surface Haptics., , , and . ISS, page 421-425. ACM, (2019)PhysVib: Physically Plausible Vibrotactile Feedback Library to Collisions on a Mobile Device., and . AsiaHaptics, volume 432 of Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, page 409-413. Springer, (2016)Psychophysical Model for Vibrotactile Rendering in Mobile Devices., , , and . Presence Teleoperators Virtual Environ., 19 (4): 364-387 (2010)Can a Computer Tell Differences between Vibrations?: Physiology-Based Computational Model for Perceptual Dissimilarity Prediction., and . CHI, page 774:1-774:15. ACM, (2023)Vibrations in Tool-mediated Interactions: Three-Dimensional Accelerations and Corresponding Videos during Human-Surface Haptic Interactions., , , and . (August 2021)