Tactile sound encoding
Studying ways to preserve useful temporal, spectral, and rhythmic features when sound is represented through touch.
Sound · Skin · Perception
skinhearing-lab
Exploring how structured tactile signals may create new pathways for sound perception.
About us
We are a research team from China working at the boundary of sound, touch, and human perception.
Our work investigates how acoustic information can be translated into tactile patterns that are learnable, distinguishable, and meaningful to the human body.
Research focus
From sound signals to tactile language.
Human–skin interfaces
Exploring multi-channel stimulation patterns and wearable forms designed around the perceptual characteristics of skin.
Perception and learning
Investigating how training may help people recognize, organize, and interpret structured tactile information.
Current stage
Building the foundations, one signal at a time.
Research in progress
We are developing early-stage experimental methods and prototypes. This website will grow alongside the research.