Effect of subthreshold haptic stimulation on learning
João Miguel Alves Ferreira, Sergii Tukaiev, Pravda Oleksandr, Viktor Komarenko, Sergey Danylov, Uladzislau Lukashevich, Mykola Makarchuk · FENS Forum 2024
Virtual reality (VR) technologies allow to reproduce the working process. Forming the correct dynamics, personification of training and quality control can be solved using the haptic technology. We hypothesized that the use of haptic stimulation technology in combination with VR simulation of a working process will increase the efficiency of learning. Our aim was to investigate the effects of haptic electrical stimulation on motor learning and corresponding brain activity. The learning was carried out in a VR simulator with a full-body haptic suit (Teslasuit, https://teslasuit.io) to reinforce