Visual cues for imminent object contact in realistic virtual environments
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Peter Shirley | William B. Thompson | Amy Ashurst Gooch | Helen H. Hu | John J. Rieser | Brian E. Smits | J. Rieser | P. Shirley | W. Thompson | A. Gooch
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