Effects of Introducing Tactile Feedback in Macro-Micro Teleoperation Systems
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Identifying and implementing high-fidelity scaling laws in scaled teleoperated systems remains a challenge. We propose the use of tactile information to complement and supplement the normal visual and force channels and thereby provide sensory enhancement when performing tasks involving delicate motions. We support our proposal by presenting experimental results from tests performed by humans under simulated and experimented conditions. Our results show that integrating tactile feedback improved the performance of the operator.
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