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In article number 1909171, Seung Hwan Ko and co‐workers present the development of a skin‐like, highly soft, and stretchable and bi‐functional (both cold and hot sensation) thermo‐haptic device for wearable cutaneous virtual reality applications to reproduce the more realistic and fast thermal sensations on the human epidermis in a virtual world.
Along with visual and tactile sensations, thermal sensation by temperature feeling on the skin can provide rich physical information on the environment and objects. With a simple touch of objects, relative temperature can be sensed and even objects can be differentiated with different thermal properties without any visual cue. Thus, artificially reproducing accurate/controllable thermal sensation...
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