Article | REF: TE5904 V1

Interfaces with mechanical action

Author: Philippe FUCHS

Publication date: August 10, 2007

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1. Interfaces with tactile feedback

1.1 Skin sensitivity and sense of touch

Skin sensitivity is broken down into several mechanical sensitivities:

  • touch itself;

  • pressure sensitivity ;

  • sensitivity to vibrations on the skin.

In fact, skin sensations correspond to mechanical pressure stimulation exerted on the body surface by a solid that comes into contact with or slides over the human body. Depending on the speed of contact or sliding, sensations of contact, pressure or vibration (alternating variations in surface pressure) are generated, even at low intensities.

Cutaneous sensitivity also includes thermal sensitivity, which is above all sensitivity...

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