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Feeling fine - the effect of topography and friction on perceived roughness and slipperiness
2017
Biotribology
1) Background. To design materials with specific haptic qualities, it is important to understand both the contribution of physical attributes from the materials surfaces and the perceptions that are involved in the haptic interaction. (2) Methods. A series of 16 wrinkled surfaces consisting of two similar materials, of different elastic modulus and 8 different wrinkle wavelengths were thus characterized in terms of surface roughness and tactile friction coefficient. Sixteen participants scaled
doi:10.1016/j.biotri.2017.01.002
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