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People with smell loss struggle to perceive direction and intensity of odors and hazardous gases.Health, Healthcare, and Wellbeing / Stimulation Feedback and Posture Reproduction Interaction
People with smell loss struggle to perceive direction and intensity of odors and hazardous gases.
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Existing electrical stimulation systems struggle to adapt to user learning progress, leading to poor learning outcomes.lightbulbPractical problemStimulation Feedback and Posture Reproduction Interaction
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During teamwork, people struggle to spontaneously achieve deep neural synchrony and emotional connection.lightbulbPractical problemStimulation Feedback and Posture Reproduction Interaction
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