How to communicate with your users through Haptic feedback?

[@Jelvix]

What're your predictions of the future potential of haptic feedback? Would you want to try this technology in your projects? 🧐

[@garyedwards4531]

Now we can get mixed reality and it is awesome

[@alexparker9557]

Only you choose this type of interesting topics

[@monicasmith6007]

This was explained really well - awesome job!

[@oliviagreen8364]

Always impressively explained that's why we need you

[@techgod-h7b]

can this give you a sensation of feeling like you're riding a physical motorcycle in a virtual world.

[@dylananderson9426]

I needed to know about this topic so much...

[@jessicabrown5723]

Thanks for giving us this important information

[@y.t.a180]

Can this be "misused" by "curious" individuals. Of non friendly type? Thanks.

[@crowbizz9375]

Yes

[@emilyhill9421]

Love it, keep up the good work.

[@petergarcies4640]

Wow, great video

[@alanquigley8164]

I have a nokia G11 and anytime I turn on my camera. haptic feedback turns on for a photo there should be no reason for this. No one needs to know what I'm saying when taking a picture. If it was for a recording I could understand but not for photo

[@alessapeterson4563]

I love this technology

[@asadwahidi8894]

M

[@jiminnovator1556]

Awesome video

[@kalebredacted3770]

I just ordered a feelbelt:] cant wait

[@eeskaatt]

why does this video feel like those company seminar/orientation videos? xD

[@nicksimmons6222]

Thank you for sharing.

[@williamjones2128]

Next up is haptic feedback VR

[@woodlanditguy2951]

I think Ultrasonic haptic feedback is going to become the most prominent. Reason being is because there is nothing the end user has to pick up or "touch" to enable the interface. It may not be the "best" but giving the end user "touch or feel" in addition to sight and sound when it comes to end user interface has been on going since Playstation introduced "dual-shock" controllers where all they did was rumble. The point is, the end user didn't have to do anything more other than play their game to make it happen. I think "ultrasonic haptic arrays" can be deployed in monitors or keyboards to give the end user that feedback and could revolutionize end user interfaces across the board. VR will likely spearhead this tech but I can see it becoming essential in everyday industry within the next 10 years.

[@Jelvix]

Thanks for your opinion! It's hard to disagree with you! This exact type of haptic feedback looks like the most ambitious and the one which will be able to develop to something big. How do you think, will this technology become widespread, as sensor screens for example?

[@holamoco]

PS5 DualSense ❤