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Roughness based perceptual analysis towards digital skin imaging system with haptic feedback.

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Roughness based perceptual analysis towards digital skin imaging system with haptic feedback.

Auteurs : K. Kim [Corée du Sud]

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RBID : pubmed:26450343

Abstract

To examine psoriasis or atopic eczema, analyzing skin roughness by palpation is essential to precisely diagnose skin diseases. However, optical sensor based skin imaging systems do not allow dermatologists to touch skin images. To solve the problem, a new haptic rendering technology that can accurately display skin roughness must be developed. In addition, the rendering algorithm must be able to filter spatial noises created during 2D to 3D image conversion without losing the original roughness on the skin image. In this study, a perceptual way to design a noise filter that will remove spatial noises and in the meantime recover maximized roughness is introduced by understanding human sensitivity on surface roughness.

DOI: 10.1111/srt.12270
PubMed: 26450343


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