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Hey Tad,
thanks for your words and feedback. In fact I did several prototypes for the neck, head, forehead and torso… I chose the hand because you can move it in all dimensions and rotate it on all axis. This speeds up the learning process – as science believes one can only learn sensory input by feedback loops of actions and sensory input, see e.g. enactivism. Furthermore it would be quite demanding and sometimes degrading, to shake and move head or torso to get new input…
And jeah, it is a super exciting field of research!
I am guessing other areas of the human’s body would be also responsive to tactile stimulation. For example – head, neck area would be suitable and more natural position for such a device. This would free the arm (hand) for other uses. Otherwise the concept is very usable, and based on my prior experiences with tactile stimulation for sound/speech recognition, very effective.