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haptic interface

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haptic interface
Communicating with a computer or other electronic device via touch. Today's touch screens, which have revolutionized smartphones and tablet computers, are the prime examples of haptic interfaces. See touch screen.
haptic interface [‚hap·tik ′in·tər‚fās]
(computer science)
A device that allows a user to interact with a computer by receiving tactile feedback; for example, glove or pen devices that allow users to touch and manipulate three-dimensional virtual objects.

(interface, hardware)haptic interface - A touch interface to a computer that provides feedback, such as a data glove.


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AIST is bringing the feeling of reality into Virtual reality with its haptic interface that pushes, and pulls the user.
However, as the time delay increased, the virtual mass at the haptic interface also increased, which caused the handle to have a heavier feel.
The FreeForm Modeling solutions are unique in the industry, and utilize a patented haptic interface which allows designers to feel eIdigital clay,' as they model and sculpt their products in three dimensions.
 
 
 
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