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Using Robots To Teach Humans Motor Skills

One such approach is that of haptic training. The training of perceptual motor skills has been the application of several virtual environments. In addition to demonstrating the impact of visual cues on the acquisition of motor skills, studies have also been performed on the role of force and motion feedback in virtual environment training. This has been explored by Feygin, D et al in [1]. In this paper, the approach of haptic training has been compared to other forms of training to examine its usefulness for the development of a perceptual motor skill. This approach, with reference to the afore mentioned paper, will be investigated in the following sections.