Tactus Tactile Layer Touchscreen Display Hands-on
2,630 views · Published 28 June 2012 · 1:22 · Indexed 10 October 2026
Channel: Booredatwork.com · 2012 · Science & Technology
http://booredatwork.com/2012/06/29/tactus-tactile-layer-touchscreen-display-hands-on/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/booredatwork Twitter- http://twitter.com/Say2words Twitter- http://twitter.com/booredfemme Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Booredatwork/211909969459 Google+: https://plus.google.com/b/107460054073872296956 Empireavenue: http://www.empireavenue.com/boored Pinterest- http://pinterest.com/booredatwork/ This is seriously some serious piece of technology hear, The ability to have true tactile feedback on a touchscreen and even adujt its levels is truly next generation from Tactus. Tactus Technology is the developer of a new tactile user interface for touch-screen devices. Tactus provides a new dimension of user interface with a fundamentally unique solution: application-controlled, completely transparent physical buttons that rise up from the touch-screen surface on demand. With the buttons enabled, users can push and type or rest their fingers as they would with any physical button or keyboard. When the buttons are disabled, they recede into the screen, becoming invisible and leaving a smooth, seamless flat touch-screen with maximum viewing area. While touchscreens provide a versatile user experience, they provide no tactile experience for consumers. Vibration haptics and similar solutions try to simulate a sensation of touch, but all are "feedback" technologies, vibrating only after touching the screen (even if they are touched in the wrong place or by mistake). In contrast, Tactus' technology creates real, physical buttons, where users can rest their fingers on the buttons, as on a mechanical keyboard, and input data by pressing down on the keys. Tactus is the only solution to both "orientation" and "confirmation" problems that are inherent in touch screens.
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