触觉技术在听障人士培训和游戏中的作用:系统回顾

IF 2.4 Q3 COMPUTER SCIENCE, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Multimodal Technologies and Interaction Pub Date : 2023-12-22 DOI:10.3390/mti8010001
Francesco Ganis, Andrea Gulli, Federico Fontana, Stefania Serafin
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感官替代和增强是多模态感知的关键概念,尤其是在面对与感官受损或缺失相关的康复挑战时。本系统综述调查了触觉技术在听力受损者的训练或游戏化活动中的作用。我们在 Scopus® 和 PubMed® 数据库中应用了一组关键词,收集到 35 篇手稿,时间跨度长达 23 年。每篇文章都按照记录程序进行了分类,并进行了全面分析。我们的研究结果表明,在过去的五年中,该领域的研究数量不断增加,其中大部分都是测试所开发的康复方法的有效性(77.14%)。尽管我们分析了几乎所有类别的研究,如触觉设备、身体位置和数据收集等,但我们发现在招募参与者方面一直存在困难,这反映在听障参与者的数量较少(平均为 8.31 人)。本综述发现,在所有六篇报告了具有统计学意义的积极结果的论文中,所使用的振动触觉设备都是从声音开始产生振动的,这表明与声音相关的某些感知方面是可以通过触觉传递的。这一事实证明,触觉和振动触觉设备可以成为听障康复和训练的可行解决方案。
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The Role of Haptics in Training and Games for Hearing-Impaired Individuals: A Systematic Review
Sensory substitution and augmentation are pivotal concepts in multi-modal perception, particularly when confronting the challenges associated with impaired or missing sense rehabilitation. The present systematic review investigates the role of haptics for the hearing impaired in training or gamified activities. We applied a set of keywords to the Scopus® and PubMed® databases, obtaining a collection of 35 manuscripts spanning 23 years. Each article has been categorized following a documented procedure and thoroughly analyzed. Our findings reveal a rising number of studies in this field in the last five years, mostly testing the effectiveness of the developed rehabilitative method (77.14%). Despite a wide variety in almost every category we analyzed, such as haptic devices, body location, and data collection, we report a constant difficulty in recruitment, reflected in the low number of hearing-impaired participants (mean of 8.31). This review found that in all six papers reporting statistically significant positive results, the vibrotactile device in use generated vibrations starting from a sound, suggesting that some perceptual aspects connected to sound are transmittable through touch. This fact provides evidence that haptics and vibrotactile devices could be viable solutions for hearing-impaired rehabilitation and training.
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Multimodal Technologies and Interaction
Multimodal Technologies and Interaction Computer Science-Computer Science Applications
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