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The term “computer graphics” has traditionally been used to refer to images produced for visual inspection on computer screens, paper, or other media like celluloid and foils. In recent years, the computer graphics community has extended its scope to include richer interaction, such as in virtual reality systems. Of interest are no longer just visual impressions, but also sounds and users’ movements to accompany interactive graphics.
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Strothotte, C., Strothotte, T. (1997). Tactile Computer Graphics. In: Seeing Between the Pixels. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-60361-7_16
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