D’Alonzo et al., 2013 - Google Patents
HyVE—hybrid vibro-electrotactile stimulation—is an efficient approach to multi-channel sensory feedbackD’Alonzo et al., 2013
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- D’Alonzo M
- Dosen S
- Cipriani C
- Farina D
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- IEEE transactions on haptics
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An important reason for the abandonment of commercial actuated hand prostheses by the users is the lack of sensory feedback. Wearable afferent interfaces capable of providing electro-or vibro-tactile stimulation have high potential to restore the missing tactile and/or …
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