“…Tactile augmentation is considered an effective alternative mixed-reality technique for introducing tactile cues (Follmer, Leithinger, Olwal, Hogge, & Ishii, 2013, 417-426;Pureform, 2013;inFORM, 2013;Jansson et al, 2003;Jeonghun et al, 2003;Hoffman, 1998). This technique is very effective with dedicated hardware appliances in dedicated exhibit spaces such as CAVE environments, dark rooms, and virtual theaters (Kenderdine, Forte, & Camporesi, 2012;Camporesi & Kallmann, 2013;Forte, 2008;Carrozzino & Bergamasco, 2010). Economic resources and multidisciplinary collaborations are, however, not always available in order to create and maintain such complex dedicated hardware.…”