Maud Marchal
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Maud Marchal is a researcher working at the intersection of haptics, virtual reality, and human-computer interaction. Her work focuses on developing innovative sensory feedback systems that enhance immersive virtual reality experiences, with a particular emphasis on tactile and haptic technologies. A notable contribution is her 2022 paper, "Ultrasound Mid-Air Tactile Feedback for Immersive Virtual Reality Interaction," which has garnered 11 citations and explores how ultrasound-based mid-air haptic feedback can create realistic touch sensations without requiring users to physically contact any device — a significant step toward truly immersive, contactless VR interaction. This research addresses a fundamental challenge in virtual reality: enabling users to "feel" virtual objects in a natural and unobtrusive way. By leveraging ultrasound acoustic radiation forces to simulate tactile sensations, Marchal's work opens new possibilities for training simulations, medical applications, entertainment, and accessibility technologies. Her contributions position her as an emerging voice in the haptics and immersive technology community, pushing the boundaries of how humans perceive and interact with digital environments.
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