Rehabilitation and Force Feedback
Rehabilitation and Force Feedback
Physiology Meets Machines: Force Feedback, Rehabilitation and Brain Injury Haptics offer information about touch, while force feedback is the ability of receptors in our organs to perceive varying levels of force, which results in action by the musculoskeletal system. Physiological force feedback, for example, is essential when walking or running. Touch sensors on the soles of the feet along with the force feedback that the muscles, tendons, and tissues perceive and dictate the...