Haptic human–machine interfaces (HHMIs) combine tactile sensation and haptic feedback
to allow humans to interact closely with machines and robots, providing immersive …

Touch control intention recognition is an important direction for the future development of
human–machine interactions (HMIs). However, the implementation of parallel‐sensing …

Haptic feedback can be used to improve immersion in virtual and augmented reality
systems. However, wearable haptic devices typically provide limited feedback, such as …

Haptic technology that provides tactile sensation feedback by utilizing actuators to achieve
the purpose of human–computer interaction is obtaining increasing applications in …

The advances in wearable and skin-integrated electronics bring new opportunities in virtual
and augmented reality beyond traditional audiovisual modes, in which the haptic interface …

Existing haptic actuators are often rigid and limited in their ability to replicate real-world
tactile sensations. We present a wearable haptic artificial muscle skin (HAMS) based on fully …

Self-powered sensors, capable of detecting static and dynamic pressure without an external
power source, are pivotal for advancements in human–computer interaction, health …

The current flexible sensor plays an indispensable role in human health monitoring, and the
development of high-performance sensors requires the advantages of materials and …

Artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) aims to establish smart informative interactions between
humans and devices. However, common pixelated sensing arrays in AIoT applications …

Wearable human–machine interface (HMI) with bidirectional and multimodal tactile
information exchange is of paramount importance in teleoperation by providing more …