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VEs are typically limited to visual and auditory cues; however, recentresults show that multiple sensory modalities increase the immersion. In thisstudy, an experimental protocol is proposed to recreate multiple tactile, inparticular thermal, sensations in VR. The aim is twofold: (1) studying theperformance of different devices for creating warm and cold sensations withregards to their efficiency and acoustic disturbance; and (2) investigating theinterdependency between visual and tactile stimuli in the perception oftemperature. 14 participants performed two experimental studies. Our resultsshow no acoustic disturbance of the materials used. Spot projector is moreefficient than fan heater to create a warm sensation; fan + water spray is moreefficient than fan alone to create cold sensation. Moreover, no significantcontribution of visual cue on the thermal perception was found except for theextremely cold simulation (snow visualization and thermal stimulation performedwith fan + water spray).

Exploring Crossmodal Interaction of Tactile and Visual Cues on Temperature Perception in Virtual Reality: a Preliminary Study