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Directional biases in whole hand motion perception revealed by mid-air tactile stimulation

2020-04-25

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Human machine interfaces are increasingly designed to reduce our reliance on the dominantly used senses of vision and audition. Many emerging technologies are attempting to convey complex spatiotemporal information via tactile percepts shown to be effective in the visual domain, such as shape and motion. Despite the intuitive appeal of touch as a method of feedback, we do not know to what extent the hand can subst...

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10.1101/2020.04.23.058024
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