Each page explains a different type of receptor with the human body and includes tactile elements, page orientation, and labels or explanations in braille. Below are pages showing Mechanoreceptors, ...

The reason is simple: human touch is extremely complex. Inside your skin are four major types of mechanoreceptors. Each one responds to different forces and frequencies — some to deep pressure ...

This means attempts to mimic human skin are limited ... The sense of touch involves different types of mechanoreceptors (or sensors) — each with its own sensitivity and response characteristics ...

This developmental gap stems largely from the extraordinary complexity of human touch. The sense of touch involves different types of mechanoreceptors (or sensors)—each with its own sensitivity ...