Shreyasi Datta
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Shreyasi Datta is a researcher whose work lies at the compelling intersection of robotics, haptics, and human-machine interaction. Her primary research focuses on developing intuitive interfaces that translate robotic tactile data into sensory feedback humans can naturally perceive. In her most-cited work, "Interfacing robotic tactile sensation with human vibrotactile perception for digit recognition" (2014), Datta pioneered a method to map tactile sensor signals from a robotic hand onto a vibrotactile display worn by a human operator. This allowed users to recognize digits through vibration patterns alone, effectively giving them a "sense of touch" from a remote robot. With 7 citations, this foundational study has influenced subsequent work in teleoperation, prosthetics, and assistive technologies. Datta’s contributions are notable for bridging the gap between machine sensing and human perception, offering a pathway toward more natural and effective human-robot collaboration. Her research holds promise for applications in remote surgery, hazardous environment exploration, and sensory substitution for individuals with disabilities.
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