Haptic

Haptic devices are used in therapy to help people recover from injuries and illnesses by improving their sense of touch.

The blind student learned through haptic means, feeling raised dots to read braille.

The virtual reality game controller provides haptic feedback to simulate the feeling of real-world objects.

The museum exhibit features haptic displays that allow visitors to touch and feel the textures of ancient artifacts.

The virtual reality headset provided a haptic experience that made the user feel like they were actually there.

The blind person learned to read by using a haptic alphabet board that helped him feel the shapes of the letters.

The haptic interface on the flight simulator made the training more realistic for pilots.

The haptic feedback on my phone lets me feel when I touch the screen.

The haptic feedback on the smartwatch alerts users to incoming notifications without the need to look at the screen.

The blind student learned to read Braille through haptic learning.

The haptic response from the buttons on the car's dashboard made it easy to adjust settings while driving.

The piano's haptic keys made it easier to play complex pieces.

The haptic gloves allow surgeons to feel the texture and hardness of tissues during minimally invasive procedures.

The surgeon used haptic technology to perform a delicate procedure.

The haptic cues in his body language conveyed his excitement.

The smartwatch has haptic notifications that alert you without making a sound.

The touchpad on the laptop has haptic feedback that makes typing easier.

The camera has a haptic shutter button that provides tactile feedback when you take a photo.

The haptic feedback on my phone makes typing easier.

The blind child learned to read braille through haptic learning.

The haptic experience of the art exhibit made it feel like I was touching the artwork.

The haptic feedback of the steering wheel made it easier to control the car.