Touching for knowing : cognitive psychology of haptic manual perception

By Y. Hatwell, A. Streri, E. Gentaz. 2003

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Improving contact realism through event-based haptic feedback (2006, unknown): “The same argument applies to the exploration of edges, small surface features, and other discontinuities; in all such cases, visual cues are of limited value, and the sense of touch becomes the dominant source of information [17].”
To what extent do Gestalt grouping principles influence tactile perception? (2011, methodology): “That people trained to use TVSS can apparently learn to recognize patterns presented on different parts of their body surface might be taken to suggest this to be the case (eg, Bach-y-Rita, 2004; but for a critical view of the concept of “substitution” in TVSS research, also see Lenay, Gapenne, Hann”