Presentation 2010-01-08
Influences of Size of Tactile Dots and Bars on their Discriminability
Wataru TOYODA, Kouki DOI, Hiroshi FUJIMOTO,
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Abstract(in English) In this study, we investigated the influences of the size of tactile dots and bars on their discriminability. As the result of the experiment, we determined that the longer length of tactile bars were, the faster, more accurate and confident blindfolded younger and elder participants could discriminate the tactile bars from tactile dots. The width of tactile bars did not have critical influence on the discriminability of tactile bars. It is worth serious consideration that standard developers recommend tactile bar size as the basis for difference between its length and width.
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Keyword(in English) Tactile Dots / Tactile Bars / Consumer Product / Tactile Sensibility / Discriminability
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Title (in English) Influences of Size of Tactile Dots and Bars on their Discriminability
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Keyword(1) Tactile Dots
Keyword(2) Tactile Bars
Keyword(3) Consumer Product
Keyword(4) Tactile Sensibility
Keyword(5) Discriminability
1st Author's Name Wataru TOYODA
1st Author's Affiliation Graduate School of Human Sciences, Waseda University()
2nd Author's Name Kouki DOI
2nd Author's Affiliation National Institute of Special Needs Education
3rd Author's Name Hiroshi FUJIMOTO
3rd Author's Affiliation Faculty of Human Sciences, Waseda University
Date 2010-01-08
Paper # WIT2009-70
Volume (vol) vol.109
Number (no) 358
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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