05. 11. 2011
Touchscreen lets you feel textures

A new touchscreen prototype from Tokyo's University of Electro-Communications is able to transfer tactile information to anyone using the screen.
A layer of gel positioned behind the impressive screen is able to mould itself into different textures that the user's fingertips can then feel.
I can imagine this screen being used for a range of purposes, particularly enhancing the user's experience during games. However, I imagine it could also be useful for those who have problems with their sight or children, who are known to learn using all five of their senses.
Via Engadget.
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Now all they need is to make the screen flexible and it could be a neat gaming glove or something. This is pretty neat.
Michael | May 11, 2011 2:05 AM
May 11, 2011 02:05