Sensory Feedback Mechanism

Sensory feedback mechanism refers to the way our body constantly monitors and adjusts its actions through sensory information. Nerves detect stimuli like touch, pressure, or temperature, and send signals to the brain. The brain then processes this information and sends back responses, such as adjusting grip strength or posture, to ensure smooth and coordinated movements. This continuous loop helps maintain balance, adapt to changing environments, and prevents injury, making everyday activities both precise and safe.