Electrical and Mechanical Technologies in Sensory System Feedback and Control: Cybernetics in Physical Rehabilitation

Krueger, Eddy; Cunha, José Carlos da; Scheeren, Eduardo Mendonça; Nohama, Percy

doi:10.1007/s40313-014-0121-y

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“…Electrotactile feedback elicits tactile sensations by activating cutaneous skin afferents [48] using electric currents through either single or multichannel electrodes [46], [49]. Subjects expressed electrotactile sensations qualitatively as a tingle, itch, buzz, physical touch, pinch, and burning pain [50].…”

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Sensory Integration of Electrotactile Stimulation as Supplementary Feedback for Human-Machine Interface

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Sensory Integration of Electrotactile Stimulation as Supplementary Feedback for Human-Machine Interface

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A Novel Instrumentation to Investigate the Alternative Tactile Communication through Mechanical Stimulation Using CO2 Jets

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Vibrotactile Stimulation in the Upper-Arm for Restoring Individual Finger Sensations in Hand Prosthesis

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Electrical and Mechanical Technologies in Sensory System Feedback and Control: Cybernetics in Physical Rehabilitation

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Sensory Integration of Electrotactile Stimulation as Supplementary Feedback for Human-Machine Interface

Sensory Integration of Electrotactile Stimulation as Supplementary Feedback for Human-Machine Interface

A Novel Instrumentation to Investigate the Alternative Tactile Communication through Mechanical Stimulation Using CO2 Jets

Vibrotactile Stimulation in the Upper-Arm for Restoring Individual Finger Sensations in Hand Prosthesis

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