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Haptic sensitivity in needle insertion: the effects of training and visual aid

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This paper describes an experiment conducted to measure haptic sensitivity and the effects of haptic training with and without visual aid. The protocol for haptic training consisted of a needle insertion task using dual-layer silicon samples. A visual aid was provided as a multimodal cue for the haptic perception task. Results showed that for a group of novices (subjects with no previous experience in needle insertion), training with a visual aid resulted in a longer time to task completion, and a greater applied force, during post-training tests. This suggests that haptic perception is easily overshadowed, and may be completely replaced, by visual feedback. Therefore, haptic skills must be trained differently from visuomotor skills.
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hal-00656752 , version 1 (05-02-2012)

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Emilio L. Roth-Monzon, Amine Chellali, Cédric Dumas, Caroline G. L. Cao. Haptic sensitivity in needle insertion: the effects of training and visual aid. Skills 2011, Dec 2011, Montpellier, France. pp.250-253. ⟨hal-00656752⟩
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