Question

What is the vibrating or buzzing of a hand controller known as?

A. lidar scanning
B. foveated rendering
C. spatial mapping
D. haptic feedback

Answer 1

Answer:

Vibration-induced white finger (VWF) is the most common condition among the operators of hand-held vibrating tools. Collectively, these effects are known as Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS). Workers affected by HAVS commonly report: attacks of whitening (blanching) of one or more fingers when exposed to cold.

Explanation:

It is commenly HAVs

Answer 2

Answer:

The vibrating or buzzing of a hand controller known as haptic feedback.

Explanation:

• When high vibration patterns and waves are employed to send information to a user or operator of an electronic device, haptic feedback (also known as tactile feedback) occurs.
• "Light detection and ranging," or Lidar, is an acronym for "light detection and ranging." Sometimes it's referred to as "laser scanning" or "3D scanning."
• Foveated rendering is a technique used by VR headsets to increase resolution where the wearer is looking while lowering it in the peripherals.
• The ability to construct a 3D map of the environment is known as spatial mapping. It enables a device to comprehend and interact with its surroundings.