Micro-needle electrode array for electro tactile display
Norihide Kitamura, Julian Chim, Norihisa Miki
Abstract
Norihide Kitamura, Julian Chim, Norihisa Miki
Abstract
This paper describes electro tactile display with micro-needle electrodes that stimulate tactile receptors using electric stimulation. The needle length was designed to have approximately the same length as the stratum corneum so as not to injure nerve area. This device allowed subjects to feel tactile sensation with lower voltage than a flat electrode array with good repeatability. In addition, the tactile sensation was created in the vicinity of the needles, i.e., tactile display with a high spatial resolution was achieved.
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This paper describes electro tactile display with micro-needle electrodes that stimulate tactile receptors using electric stimulation. The needle length was designed to have approximately the same length as the stratum corneum so as not to injure nerve area. This device allowed subjects to feel tactile sensation with lower voltage than a flat electrode array with good repeatability. In addition, the tactile sensation was created in the vicinity of the needles, i.e., tactile display with a high spatial resolution was achieved.
Key concepts: Tactile display, Electrode, Electrode array, Tactile sensor, Repeatability, Materials science, Stratum corneum, Biomedical engineering