New Technology: Haptic Feedback for Touchscreens
GameSpot0 HN recommenders · 2012–2017
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GameSpot meets the VP of Senseg, a company adding electrostatic touch feedback to tablets and touch surfaces, and demonstrates the technology.
Cited as an example of electrostatic haptic display technology that could offer something better than vibration.
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And yet, there are so many more things that can still be improved" Quality daytime viewing, via LiquiVista (or similar)[1]; electrostatic haptic feedback for something better than a goddamn vibration [2]. 1. [LINK] (LiquiVista) 2. [VIDEO] (Senseg)
This effect can be used for tactile feedback on touchscreens: TeslaTouch: Electrovibration for Touch Surfaces: [LINK] Video: [VIDEO]
They should have gone all the way- and revolutionize the whole laptop-keyboard away, with an additional touch screen, with synthetic haptic keys on demand and a background illuminated e-ink display. Add a GUI designed just for this to the whole Setup, and let it be executed by Perfectionists like apples- and they would rule the HW-Valley till kingdom come. Haptic Display by Bosch: [VIDEO] 10C-Gui: [LINK] If anyone could get this done - its apple.