Abstract
Human's sensory inputs and motor outputs are closely bound together. This study is to make use of this relationship and to investigate how the presentation of the skin stretch to the finger pad affects the tracing movement. We develop a device that presents the shear deformation to the finger pad. Using this device, we conducted a preliminary experiment involving four participants and confirmed that presenting the shear deformation to the finger pad influence the tracing movement.
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