Sensory mechanisms and applied technologies of the mouth, nose, and ears.

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last updated：Mar 28, 2018

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The definitive edition explaining the basics to applications of the undeveloped senses of the "mouth," "nose," and "ears."

The sensory functions of the face play an important role in survival and daily life, from infants to the elderly. If these senses can be effectively utilized, there is great potential for creating new experiences, adding value, improving usability, and supporting behavior and daily living in various contexts such as entertainment, daily life, healthcare, and welfare. Therefore, this book provides explanations from advanced researchers on various approaches, both singular and combined, to utilize the senses of the "mouth," "nose," and "ears." We hope you will use this book to create new value utilizing the senses of the "mouth," "nose," and "ears."

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Chapter 1: Mechanisms of Sensation Section 1: Sensation in the Oral, Pharyngeal, and Laryngeal Regions Section 2: Taste Section 3: Smell Section 4: Hearing Section 5: Vestibular Sense Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Illusion Chapter 3: Oral and Pharyngeal Sensation Section 1: Virtual Reality of Texture Section 2: Texture Augmentation System Using Chewing Detection Devices Section 3: Presentation System for Drinking and Sucking Sensations Section 4: Measurement System for Tongue and Lip Movements Using Depth Sensors Section 5: Measurement Sensor for the "Throat Feel" of Beverages Chapter 4: Taste Section 1: Cutting-Edge Research and Application Trends of Taste Sensors Section 2: Taste Evaluation of Pharmaceuticals Using Taste Sensors Section 3: Taste Presentation Through Electrical Stimulation of the Tongue Section 4: Enhancement of Aroma, Taste, and Food Experience Based on Inter-Sensory Interaction Chapter 5: Smell Section 1: Olfactory Sensors and Olfactory Displays Section 2: Development of Olfactory Sensors and Applications Using MSS Section 3: Method for Adding Aroma to Visuals and Psychological Effects Section 4: Olfactory Displays Linked to Visuals Section 5: Medical Applications of Inkjet-Type Olfactory Displays Chapter 6: Vestibular Sense and Bone Conduction Section 1: Mechanisms and Applications of Bone Conduction Section 2: Presentation of Acceleration and Balance Sensations Through Vestibular Electrical Stimulation

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**Main Authors (Excerpt)** Junichi Kitagawa / Matsumoto Dental University Atsuko Yamashita / Okayama University Toshiki Okumura / The University of Tokyo Kazane Higahara / The University of Tokyo Seiji Nakagawa / Chiba University Aya Nakagawa / Ikeda City Hospital Satoshi Kikuchi / Shinshu University Hiroo Iwata / University of Tsukuba Naoya Koizumi / University of Electro-Communications Yuki Hashimoto / University of Tsukuba Takuya Nojima / University of Electro-Communications Shigeki Araki / Sapporo Holdings Ltd. Kiyoshi Tokou / Kyushu University Tamami Haraguchi / Mukogawa Women's University Takahiro Uchida / Mukogawa Women's University Yoshiaki Miyashita / Meiji University Hiromi Nakamura / National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology Kazuma Aoyama / Meiji University Takuji Narumi / The University of Tokyo Takamichi Nakamoto / Tokyo Institute of Technology Kosuke Minami / National Institute for Materials Science Motoki Yoshikawa / National Institute for Materials Science, University of Tsukuba Akira Ban no / Tokai University Yuu Matsukura / Osaka University Hiroshi Ishida / Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology Kenichi Okada / Emeritus Professor, Keio University Hideyuki Ando / Osaka University