Subject perceived haptic feedback during different mode and number of motors

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This study investigated the type and number of haptic feedbacks that would yield better subject perceived accuracy during walking and running. Findings suggested staggered haptic feedback would lead to higher accuracy than continuous feedback especially when more than two motors were used.
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