The possibility of haptic feedback when operating touch-guided user interfaces opens up unimagined new functions and a completely new user experience. Innovative force measurement enables reliable input for critical applications and an additional menu level in user guidance. Thanks to the haptic feedback buttons and inputs can be felt.
Many applications have switched to touch screen operation in terms of design and function. Particularly in applications where the operator cannot constantly concentrate on the user interface, this changeover is not possible without haptics. With haptic feedback, operation is possible without direct eye contact with the touch screen
Safety-relevant inputs and inputs with a high error potential can have devastating effects on people, machines and their environment. By measuring force, it is now possible to prevent unintentional inputs and thus ensure greater safety. The haptic feedback also provides tangible confirmation of the triggered input.
Interacting with touch-guided user interfaces is a difficult or even impossible task for blind and visually impaired people. Conventional support measures such as audio guiding are not always applicable and are often difficult to handle. With the possibility of realizing haptic feedback on surfaces, there is now another way to facilitate the operation of touch displays for this user group.
Haptic feedback is already finding its way into many areas of everyday life. In addition to cell phones, we find the technology in vehicles and games consoles. In the consumer sector, the technology offers the opportunity to achieve a new level of user experience and conjure up interesting effects for the user.
With our next system force measurement, we have the ideal solution for this challenge
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