Tactileology, an innovative academic field in the tactile sense, based on Non-PC Computing Systems by using the Universal language in Nature

Abstract

Associate Professor Yasuhiro Suzuki of Nagoya University in Japan is the advocate of the innovative computing system that uses Humans or Nature as a "computing system" instead of using digital computers. Suzuki recognized that universal language in Nature is the tactile sense, and proposed Tactile Scores as a "programming language." Tactile Scores have used to develop Natural Computing systems in various fields, such as medicine, beauty, disability engineering, robotics, arts, design, and so on.