Tactile Sensations in Mid-Air

Tactile Sensations in Mid-Air
Oct-13-13
Powered by ultrasound, the UltraHaptics system allows users to experience tactile sensations in mid-air—a potential step toward holograms that can be felt.

Based on the principle of acoustic radiation force, UltraHaptics uses a phased array of ultrasonic transducers to focus sound wave energy at a single point. Ultrasound waves displace air and create a pressure difference, and many waves arriving together can create a force strong enough to cause sensations on human skin. Building on that technology, the team was able to create multipoint haptic feedback in mid-air, over a touch surface.



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Virtual reality is coming full
Posted by eid slime on October 13, 2013
Are audible sounds generated during the process?
Posted by Charles Peck on November 3, 2013

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