Designing effective, wearable multisensory haptic devices requires a deep understanding of human touch perception, and the research team identified several key challenges in the field today.

Designing effective, wearable multisensory haptic devices requires a deep understanding of human touch perception, and the research team identified several key challenges in the field today.

New research shows how people can use haptic perception to estimate the number of spheres in a box. Skip to main content Mobile Navigation. Psychology Today. Find a Therapist.

New research from Futuresource and InterDigital details how the latest generation of haptic technology is redefining immersive experiences and evolving digital devicesWILMINGTON, Del., Aug. 20 ...

It’s also known as haptic perception. Normally, your brain stores information about items you see and use and you draw on this stored memory to recognize items with other senses, such as touch.

Potential for speech perception. Dr Fletcher believes haptic technology could have further applications, including in communicating speech to people who are Deaf or hard of hearing.

Haptic, Fantastic. If you can see, ... Devices like these can open up a whole new world of perception to those that otherwise might find sports difficult or frustrating to follow.

In this work we propose to utilize haptic perception paired with a qualitative effect representation to reason about the task performance of robotic wiping motions despite poor visual information. In ...

Designing effective, wearable multisensory haptic devices requires a deep understanding of human touch perception, and the research team identified several key challenges in the field today.