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Haptic interactive technology lets visitors experience museum exhibits more realistically.
The phone is "haptic," meaning there is a physical pulse and feedback when the user taps the screen.
Smart fluids could thus be used in haptic devices ranging from joysticks for gaming to instruments for remote surgery.
A haptic mouse would allow you to feel as you move over a window on a computer screen.
These phones feature "haptic" sensory feedback technology that provides subtle but precise confirmation that a virtual key has been "pressed".

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Examples of haptic

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The haptic feedback of elasticity is mapped to the corresponding servomotor for vertical motion, simulating the resilience of a bow pushing into a violin string.
Besides, an application of peg-in-hole insertion task using this interface with a virtual haptic environment is shown.
Such feedback can be provided with a special-purpose mechanical user interface, commonly referred to as a haptic interface.
The existing haptic interfaces have much a lower bandwidth and therefore can not effectively represent microforces to an operator.
The haptic interfaces are used wherever the using of only visual feedback can introduce unacceptable manipulation errors.
The next chapter gives illustrations of results concerning the quality of human performance obtained with various haptic control systems.
Incorporating haptic feedback into interfaces for music applications.
Unfortunately most haptic interfaces have no such gripper handle.
We hypothesize that the proposed approach could result in a more realistic haptic simulation, but user studies are needed to confirm the hypothesis.
In particular, haptic perception is important to recognize local and dynamic properties of the environment and the physical constraints imposed on the end-effector.
It is demonstrated by experiments that this haptic reflection improves the performance of a tele-operated mobile robot significantly.
The haptic simulations were performed to quantify the system performance in the presence of a constant communication delay.
Such a haptic feedback system is currently being developed (see section 4).
This characteristic is very important for walking robots, haptic devices, or robot manipulators to protect themselves from damage when they are subjected to external impact.
But it cannot be that simple, because haptic exploration of an object can continue for hundreds of milliseconds.
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