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The research aims to explore the cognitive feasibility of Dual Body Sensation (DBS) in controlling two robots in separate environments.

April 3, 2026IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics

Dual Body Sensation: Effects of Visio-Tactile Presentation Methods in Parallel Agent Control

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MSMasatoshi SerizawaTokyo Metropolitan University PPPeerawat PannatteeTokyo Metropolitan University YFYosuke FukuchiTokyo Metropolitan University

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This experiment investigates how visual and tactile presentations affect cognitive feasibility in multi-agent control, indicating new design insights.

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The research aims to explore the cognitive feasibility of Dual Body Sensation (DBS) in controlling two robots in separate environments.
Conducted a within-subject experiment
Used a 2×3 factorial design
Varied visual presentation types
Varied tactile presentation types
DBS emerged across all tested conditions
Unified tactile condition significantly enhanced DBS
Combination of superimposed view and unified tactile increased body ownership and agency
Superimposed view condition reduced cybersickness and cognitive load

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Serizawa et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cf588f5a333a821460976a https://doi.org/10.1109/tvcg.2026.3679124

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This experiment investigates how visual and tactile presentations affect cognitive feasibility in multi-agent control, indicating new design insights.

Dual Body Sensation: Effects of Visio-Tactile Presentation Methods in Parallel Agent Control

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Dual Body Sensation: Effects of Visio-Tactile Presentation Methods in Parallel Agent Control

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