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Clarification Of Softness Perception Mechanism Using Tetra-Peg Gel
This study tested the hypothesis regarding how physical interaction parameters - applied force, penetration, and contact area - between the object and the stiffer finger (4 out of 10 participants in this study had finger elastic moduli exceeding 50 kPa) influence softness perception. To this end, pa
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