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Previous neural decoding studies have mainly focused on discrimination of activation patterns evoked by active movements. Nonetheless, comparatively, little attention has been devoted toward understanding how brain signals are observed with passive stimulus. In this study, we examined whether the stimulus locations on between fingers, one of the most fundamental features of passive vibrotactile stimulation,...
In parallel with advances in haptic-based mobile computing systems, understanding of the neural processing of vibrotactile information becomes of great importance. In the human nervous system, two types of vibrotactile information, flutter and vibration, are delivered from mechanoreceptors to the somatosensory cortex through segregated neural afferents. To investigate how the somatosensory cortex...
Mechanosensation includes the detection of mechanical stimuli from mechanoreceptors and sensory signal transduction to the somatosensory cortex through neural afferents. Previous studies reported the sensory signals of flutter (5–50 Hz) and vibration (50–400 Hz) traveled through separated neural afferents of rapidly adapting type 1 (RA) and rapidly adapting type 2 (PC) respectively, and they activated...
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