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Flat Panel Haptics: Embedded Electroosmotic Pumps for Scalable Shape Displays

29 点作者 Corrado大约 2 年前

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Corrado大约 2 年前
At first I thought this was just a gimmick without any real-world usage, the last several demos in the video changed my mind. Having a button raise itself until pressed would be a great feature for something like a car touchscreen.<p>The argument I always hear against automotive touchscreens is that you can&#x27;t feel them without looking at the screen (and thereby taking your eyes off the road). However, with this screen it should be possible to adjust the fan speed, or turn on the seat heater, without even looking at the screen.
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infl8ed大约 2 年前
The videos didn&#x27;t load for me on TechCruch, here&#x27;s the Carnegie Mellon source in case that helps anyone else: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.figlab.com&#x2F;research&#x2F;2023&#x2F;flat-panel-haptics" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.figlab.com&#x2F;research&#x2F;2023&#x2F;flat-panel-haptics</a>
m-ee大约 2 年前
A company called Tactus tried this, they collapsed and pivoted to making screen coatings from what I know. Manufacturing the membranes for the raised buttons proved very difficult.
gaudat大约 2 年前
...and we are back to membrane keyboards like on old Nokia phones. How nostalgic. At least it can shape-shift.
robertlagrant大约 2 年前
&gt; was neither fish nor foul, as the saying goes.<p>So close.