Imagine your cushion, backpack, or mouse responding when you tap, twist, or squeeze it, giving feedback while staying soft. Technology is making touch work. People often struggle to control devices while holding or wearing soft, flexible objects. Buttons or screens can feel disconnected from what they are touching, limiting intuitive interaction. The University of Bath […]View more at https://www.electronicsforu.com/news/new-haptic-system-lets-soft-objects-respond.
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Curated by Jesif Ahmed
