If you could feel a digital texture as vividly as touching real fabric — the rough weave of corduroy, the smoothness of leather — what would that change about how we interact with machines? At ...
Digital touch has lagged far behind sight and sound because current haptic devices can’t match the human fingertip’s spatial or temporal resolution. Researchers created VoxeLite, an ultra-thin ...
The first time a fingertip meets VoxeLite, the feeling is strangely familiar. The surface under your finger is flat and smooth, yet your skin reports ridges, bumps and even the drag of a rough fabric.
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