隨著科技不斷的發展，人們透過裝置使得溝通變得無遠弗屆，人機互動從所能體現的維度越來越複雜，從視覺聽覺一直到現今正發展中的觸覺體驗。透過觸覺回饋，人們可以接受到不同訊息，包括著材質上的感受或狀態的提示，但研究較少鎖定在觸覺回饋上的情緒傳遞。我們可以透過眼睛觀看人們的表情行為去了解它是難過或是悲傷，也可以聽著對方的聲音語氣知道對方的情緒如何，但在文字訊息高度氾濫的時代，我們能否以透過觸覺去傳達我們想表現的情緒?
音樂對於情緒感知的誘發已有相當根基的研究，許多研究皆表明了音樂得以讓人感受到多樣的情感。更多進一步的分析得出了其中節奏因子，是左右了情緒變化的一大主因。因此，本研究將以音樂為樣本基底，操縱節奏的變量，轉化為觸覺回饋之形式進行實驗，並透過情緒維度模型的架構，進行實驗結果的分析。實驗將會以兩階段方式進行，第一階段將透過音樂樣本產生的觸覺刺激進行實驗，第二階段將樣本做節奏的變化以了解節奏因子在觸覺刺激上是否會有情緒感知的差異。

With the continuous development of science and technology, people transmit information through devices and spread far and wide. Human-computer interaction has more and more dimensions, from visual and auditory to the haptic experience. Through haptic feedback, people can receive different messages, including material feelings or status reminders, but less research is focused on the emotional transmission of tactile feedback. We can see people’s expressions and behaviors through our eyes to understand whether he is sad or not, and we can also listen to the other’s voice to know how the emotions are, but in an era when text messages are highly proliferated, can we use haptic feedback to convey the emotion we want to express?
The research of music on the exploration of emotions has been quite basic, and many studies have shown that music can make people feel a variety of emotions. Further analysis revealed that tempo is one of the main causes of emotional changes. Therefore, this research will use music as a sample base, manipulate tempo variables, and transform them into haptic feedback for experiments, and analyze the results of the experiments through the framework of the emotional dimension model. There will be two experiments. Experiment one will use the haptic feedback generated by music samples. Experiment two will change the tempo of the samples to understand whether there are differences in emotional perception of the tempo factors on the haptic feedback.

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