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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Vibrotactile sensitivity"”.

  1. Thermal effects upon human vibratory sensitivity

    Vibrotactile sensitivity is measured using a "dry" procedure as opposed to a "wet" procedure previously used. Thresholds are determined using 40 Hz and 160 Hz stimuli across seven temperatures ranging from 20°C to 44°C. Twelve male subjects participated in each of four sessions, producing a high …

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  2. On the application and generation of subsensory electrical nerve stimulation for the improvement of vibration perception in patients with HIV-related sensory neuropathy

    … SENS has shown promise to improve tactile sensitivity in healthy populations and elderly individuals with peripheral neuropathic desensitisation. This work first establishes if SENS can improve the peripheral sensitivity of patients with HIV-PN, and secondly addresses practical aspects of …

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  3. Navigating the Unseen: A Haptic Glove for Peripersonal Navigation in Low-Visibility Scenarios

    … in noisy or attention-demanding settings. Vibrotactile feedback, which delivers directional and proximity information through touch, offers a promising alternative. It is discreet, intuitive, and resilient to environmental distractions, making it well suited for guiding movement under …

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