Haptic System Looks to Expand Mobile Screens
Posted Friday, June 30th, 2006, at 10:13 am Eastern by Mark Wallace
Tags: interface, mobile computing
Sylvie Noel at Population of One blogs a haptic feedback system for touchscreens that could bring greater screen real estate to mobile devices. The system is from a company called Immersion that’s been making haptic feedback systems for gaming consoles and similar stuff. Their VibeTonz system can now provide tactile feedback when you hit a “button” represented on a screen. That means the entire surface of your mobile device could one day be a screen, with “keyboard” elements popping up only as needed. Nice idea.
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