Figure 1. Consistent tactile sensation through pressure calibration (IMAGE)
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The variations in electrical tactile intensity in relation to current density are examined under conditions of pressure compensation and in its absence. In the absence of pressure compensation, no discernible pattern emerges in the tactile sensations reported by users. Conversely, when pressure is uniformly compensated, the alterations in tactile sensations manifest consistently. It is evident that when the pressure exerted by the fingers is substantial, a heightened intensity of tactile sensation is perceived even at lower current levels.
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