2D Phantom Sensation

This study reports on one of the first attempts to achieve a sense of tactile motion in two-dimensions using an array of stationary rotational skin stretch elements presenting a moving phantom sensation. We propose an algorithm with two independent control parameters for generating the moving phantom sensation. Our results showed that both control parameters had a significant effect on the continuity of the stimulus in all directions.

Publications

• Horie, A., Kashino, Z., Shimobayashi, H., & Inami, M. (2021). Two-Dimensional Moving Phantom Sensation Created by Rotational Skin Stretch Distribution. In 2021 IEEE World Haptics Conference (WHC) (pp. 139-144). IEEE.