Published September 22, 2023 | Version v1
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Humans enhance visuo-haptic perception by modulating impedance relative to their motion plan

  • 1. Imperial College London
  • 2. NTT Communication Science Laboratories

Description

Datasets and analysis code of the following manuscript:

X. Cheng, S. Shen, E. Ivanova, G. Carboni, A. Takagi, E. Burdet. Humans enhance visuo-haptic perception by modulating impedance relative to their motion plan. 

 

Contents:

1. Codes
- data processing: this folder contains all the codes in Matlab and R needed for the data pre-processing, analysis, visualisation and statistics. 
- model: this folder contains the computational modelling codes in Matlab. 

2. Data: all the data in three experiments are included here
- amplitude experiment: 22-subject data for visual and haptic feedback

- frequency experiment: 8-subject data with two visual noise level and three different frequencies of haptic perturbation

- sole sensing experiment: 13- subject data with either visual feedback or haptic feedback with different levels of noise. 

3. Figures: the figures used in the manuscript. 

 

 

 

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Funding

European Commission
CONBOTS - CONnected through roBOTS: physically coupling humans to boost handwriting and music learning 871803
European Commission
ph-coding - Predictive Haptic COding Devices In Next Generation interfaces 829186