The question of tactile feedback for touch screens are still relevant,and NEC, in collaboration with the Tokyo Institute of Technology (TIT)have presented a new development in this direction.
In contrast to the company Senseg, which used a prototype of itselectrostatic field, NEC and TIT engineers decided to use theirdeveloping quite a stir. The screen surface can move under theuser's hand, creating a sense not only vibration, but also the direction, as well as allowing you to feel the virtual object attached to the force.
In contrast to the company Senseg, which used a prototype of itselectrostatic field, NEC and TIT engineers decided to use theirdeveloping quite a stir. The screen surface can move under theuser's hand, creating a sense not only vibration, but also the direction, as well as allowing you to feel the virtual object attached to the force.
