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Mia Naranjo

San Diego State University

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Unintentional finger force drifts are minimally influenced by temporal evolution of surface friction

Mia Naranjo, Sophia Rockland, Sasha Reschechtko

This study investigates whether increased surface friction due to fingertip hydration causes force drift during isometric pressing, but finds no significant difference in force drift between surfaces with and without increased friction.

bioRxiv · Jun 30, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience