In another embodiment, instead of using pressure sensors, such as pressure sensors 1226 and 1240, the adjustable harness includes cutaneous actuators, such as cutaneous actuators 1104. In this case, instead of measuring force, the system determines the haptic output exerted by the cutaneous actuator versus the subjective haptic output experienced by the user. Additional details regarding this alternative method are described below with reference to FIGS. 12D through 12F.
FIG. 12C is a block diagram illustrating the components of a system for calibrating haptic feedback on a per-user basis using subjective force inputs and voltage readings from sensors, according to an embodiment. These components may be stored as computer readable instructions in memory, such as the memory 813. In another embodiment, these components are separately implemented using dedicated hardware, including a processor and memory.