[lettergram]

For those interested in this area I recommend:

https://www.psyonic.io/

It’s cheap and I’ve watched it be developed since the beginning. There are multiple ways to restore a sense of touch, this appears to use the method which stretches in the skin.

There’s also a method of restoring the senses that uses electrical current. It was fun to watch all the undergrads in the lab electrocute themselves lol. The reality is skin stretching is consistent; where as how electricity flows through the body varies wildly between people.

The one linked in my comment uses vibration:

https://www.psyonic.io/ability-hand

Which has less of an impact long term (Aka drying out skin from twisting, etc)

[Fireflite]

Do you have a link to the electricity restoring sense of touch research? I've noticed the same thing by accident after some nerve damage and would love to be able to improve further.

[lp251]

straight out of csl!