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SUMMARY:Surface Pressure Sensitivity of The Auricle and Periauricular Area
 s for Design Purposes of Product Interaction
DESCRIPTION:Hao Fan (Southeast University, Northwestern Polytechnical Univ
 ersity); Mengcheng Wang (Xi’an University of Technology); Siling Xu and Fe
 i He (Southeast University); Xiyuan Zhang and Jinlei Shi (Zhejiang Univers
 ity); Ao Jiang (Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics); and C
 hunlei Chai (Zhejiang University)\n\nThere has been a lack of detailed stu
 dies focusing on measuring pressure thresholds in the auricle and periauri
 cular areas. This study aimed to investigate surface pressure sensitivity 
 (SPS) in 320 healthy Chinese adults (aged 20-59), measuring Pressure Pain 
 Threshold (PPT) and Pressure Discomfort Threshold (PDT). The results and f
 indings of this study pertain to the Chinese population and give an unders
 tanding of age-related trends, bilateral differences, and gender influence
 s on SPS for the development of ear-related wearables.\n\nTrack: Product D
 esign\n\nSession Chair: Kim Hallett (Johnson & Johnson)\n\n
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