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haptics
Dealing with the sense of touch. See haptic interface.
haptics [′hapĀ·tiks]
(computer science)
The study of the use of touch in order to produce computer interfaces that will allow users to interact with digital objects by means of force feedback and tactile feedback.

(interface)haptics - The science of applying tactile sensation to human interaction with computers.

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Instead of technical bells and whistles, sensual moments such as haptics are top priority.
To enable a robot to understand and correctly respond to various forms of human touch, the researchers will combine techniques from natural language processing and haptics, a scientific term to describe the computerized sense of touch.
Northumberland's UK Haptics expects to raise the cash by June this year which it will use to fuel a move from its Rothbury headquarters into Newcastle and create 40 high-end programming jobs.
 
 
 
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