Extended Data Fig. 8: Pressure-encoded electrotactile stimulation in the human–machine interaction applications. | Nature Machine Intelligence

Extended Data Fig. 8: Pressure-encoded electrotactile stimulation in the human–machine interaction applications.

From: Encoding of tactile information in hand via skin-integrated wireless haptic interface

Extended Data Fig. 8: Pressure-encoded electrotactile stimulation in the human–machine interaction applications.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

a, Sensor configurations on both user’s hand and the robotic hand. b, Photographs showing 3 actions (knocking, slapping, and hitting) with different strengths. c, Recorded pressure of 3 actions in b, correspondingly. d, Corresponding stimulation waveforms for three actions in c. e, Photographs showing the user controls the robotic hand to grasp a plastic cup, lift it and then drop it. f, Recorded pressure on 5 fingers. g, Corresponding stimulation waveforms on five fingers.

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