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  • A video from Microsoft’s research labs shows how the new system works using an Oculus, an Xbox One Kinect sensor, a button, and a single trackable box.

  • Using haptic retargeting, which subtly alters the camera to trick the viewer into thinking they are picking up a new block, Microsoft can use one block to simulate placing and even stacking the pieces.

  • New virtual reality–based technology from Microsoft can be used to trick players into perceiving false interactions with the physical world, allowing for realistic feedback when placing a block in a game like Minecraft without the need for an excessive amount of trackable bricks.

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