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[해외논문] Development of a Polymer-Based MEG-Compatible Vibrotactile Stimulator for Studying Neuromagnetic Somatosensory Responses 원문보기

IEEE access : practical research, open solutions, v.8, 2020년, pp.9235 - 9245  

Kim, Min-Young (Advanced Instrumentation Institute, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Ultralow Magnetic Field Team, Daejeon, South Korea) ,  Kwon, Hyukchan (Advanced Instrumentation Institute, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Ultralow Magnetic Field Team, Daejeon, South Korea) ,  Park, Won-Hyeong (Korea University of Technology and Education, Interaction Laboratory of Advanced Technology Research Center, Cheonan, South Korea) ,  Yang, Tae-Heon (Korea National University of Transportation, Chungju, South Korea) ,  Kim, Sang-Youn (Korea University of Technology and Education, Interaction Laboratory of Advanced Technology Research Center, Cheonan, South Korea) ,  Hwang, Seong-Min (Advanced Instrumentation Institute, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Ultralow Magnetic Field Team, Daejeon, South Korea) ,  Kim, Kiwoong (Advanced Instrumentation Institute, Korea Research Institute o)

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Vibrotactile technology has been gaining increasing interest for effective human-computer communication in various applications. In addition to psychophysical approaches commonly used to study tactile vibrations, neurocognitive responses to vibrotactile stimuli can provide new insights into mechanis...

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