Cross-Modal Associations between Color and Haptics

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2015

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Springer New York LLC

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The objective of the present study was to explore cross-modal associations between color and tactile sensation while using haptically rendered virtual stimuli with substance properties of roughness/smoothness, hardness/softness, heaviness/lightness, elasticity/inelasticity, and adhesiveness/nonadhesiveness. The stimuli with the indicated properties were rendered with the aid of SensAble PHANTOM OMNI® haptic device. The experimental setup required the participants to use exploratory procedures typical to real object interaction, and select a color from the HSV color space that matched the experienced sensation. The findings of our investigation reveal systematic mapping between color characteristics and intensity of the haptic stimuli. Qualitatively different haptic sensations, however, produced relatively similar patterns of cross-modal associations. © 2015, The Psychonomic Society, Inc.

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Color, Cross-modal associations, Haptic perception, Color perception, Female, Humans, Touch perception, User-computer interface, Color vision, Computer interface, Human, Touch

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