Bits and pieces of March 2012 [updated]

2012 March 26

TECHTILE toolkit, link and techtile.org

TECHTILE = TECHnology based tacTILE design. Best Demo Award at Haptics Symposium 2012. A simple but very elegant toolkit to discover and experience haptics.


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Tactile Display With Directional Force Feedback, link


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Nokia Patents Haptic Tattoo Technology, link

A lot of speculation and hype around this, but it is still interesting to see how the media/public is picking up on the idea.


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Immersion HD Integrator, link
Lots of customs implementations of haptic effects from Immersion.


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Game Controller with Embedded Skin Stretch Feedback from HEML Utah, link

As seen at Haptics Symposium 2012 in Vancouver.


Haptic steering wheel from AT&T labs, link

“An underlying thread of this research is, can we develop great haptic and tactile cues that users ‘get’ right out of the box?” Good question!


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Cadillac Safety Alert Seat, link

Directional tactile sensation — vibrations of the driver’s seat bottom — to warn of crash threats while driving and parking.


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Robot hand to give your videoconferencing the ‘human’ touch, link

Believable human touch factors: texture, temperature and sufficient grip force.

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