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Identification of Physical Factors Contributing to Hardness Perception of Objects during Indirect Tapping using White Canes.

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Contribution of Vibration, Tapping Sound, and Reaction Force to Hardness Perception During Indirect Tapping Using a White Cane., , , and . IEEE Trans. Haptics, 15 (2): 246-254 (2022)Relationship between Weight of Our Developed White Cane and Muscle Load on the Upper Limbs during Swinging Action of the Cane., , , , , , , , , and 4 other author(s). HCI (28), volume 373 of Communications in Computer and Information Science, page 231-235. Springer, (2013)Vibration of the White Cane Causing a Hardness Sense of an Object., , and . HCI (28), volume 373 of Communications in Computer and Information Science, page 493-497. Springer, (2013)A pilot study of a plantar sensory evaluation system for early screening of diabetic neuropathy in a weight-bearing position., , , , , and . EMBC, page 3508-3511. IEEE, (2014)Identification of Physical Factors Contributing to Hardness Perception of Objects during Indirect Tapping using White Canes., , , and . WHC, page 451-456. IEEE, (2021)Judging hardness of an object from the sounds of tapping created by a white cane., , , and . EMBC, page 5876-5879. IEEE, (2014)White Cane-Type Holdable Device Using Illusory Pulling Cues for Orientation & Mobility Training., , , , and . IEEE Access, (2023)Navigation for precise walking of blind people based on pulling illusion devices embedded in white canes., , , , and . LifeTech, page 235-238. IEEE, (2022)The Influence of the Manner of Grasping a White Cane on the Ability of Visually Impaired People to Perceive the Texture of Objects., , , and . IHSED, volume 876 of Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, page 1000-1006. Springer, (2018)Evaluation of the variation in sensory test results using Semmes-Weinstein monofilaments., , , , and . EMBC, page 1259-1262. IEEE, (2015)