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The relation between different fingers pressing elastic objects and the characteristics of hardness discriminability
弾性物体を押し込む指と硬さ弁別特性の関係
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82
Issue：
838
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ROMBUNNO.16-00001(J-STAGE)
Publication year：
2016
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U0182B
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2187-9761
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Article
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原著論文
Country of issue：
Japan (JPN)
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JAPANESE (JA)
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Doi, K., Chiba, R. and Fujimoto, H., Hardness sensation at human forefinger in case of pushing the test pieces with different hardness : Quantification of hardness sensation at human forefinger by method of successive categories, Proceedings of JSME Annual Conference on Robotics and Mechatronics, No.06-4 (2006), pp.2p2-b35(1)-(4) (in Japanese).
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Fujita, K., Control strategies in human pinch motion to perceive the hardness of an elastic object, the Transactions of the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers, Vol.J85-D-2, No.11 (2002), pp.1730-1740 (in Japanese).
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