Vibrotactile feedback

1 paper3 findings

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Against: findings that point the other way from most findings on the same outcome.

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1 lab in 1 country

Funder: Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada

Humans1

Outcomes

Time after peak velocity

downin humans1

1 study

Vibrotactile feedback decreases time after peak velocity in humans.
“older adults typically spent longer in the time after peak velocity, but VT feedback significantly reduced this duration.”
Human trialcompared with no feedbackn = 15
Age-Related Differences in the One Target Advantage: Exploring the Impact of Augmented Sensory Feedback
Journal of motor behavior25 Feb 2026

Undershooting

downin humans1

1 study

Vibrotactile feedback decreases undershooting in humans.
“Older adults showed greater undershooting in the two-target task under NF, which was reduced with VT feedback (p = .011).”
Human trialin two-target task compared with no feedbackn = 15
Age-Related Differences in the One Target Advantage: Exploring the Impact of Augmented Sensory Feedback
Journal of motor behavior25 Feb 2026

Movement time

upin humans1

1 study

Vibrotactile feedback improves movement time in humans.
“Older adults demonstrated significantly shorter movement times with VT than with NF.”
Human trialcompared with no feedbackn = 15
Age-Related Differences in the One Target Advantage: Exploring the Impact of Augmented Sensory Feedback
Journal of motor behavior25 Feb 2026

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Journal of Motor Behavior25 Feb

Age-Related Differences in the One Target Advantage: Exploring the Impact of Augmented Sensory Feedback

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