Fig. 3: E-skin’s stability and stickiness in motion of neck, and the correct rate of discriminating localized vibrotactile stimuli. | Microsystems & Nanoengineering

Fig. 3: E-skin’s stability and stickiness in motion of neck, and the correct rate of discriminating localized vibrotactile stimuli.

From: A skin-integrated device for neck posture monitoring and correction

Fig. 3

a This shows the stability of stickiness before and after repeated times of continuous neck movement by a drawn square. b, c These show the typical neck postures of flexion and lateral bending measured by e-skin. d It shows the test design of discriminating vibrotactile stimuli. e This shows correct rate confusion matrix of the discrimination in 480 trials at the four locations

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