We are surrounded by more and more intensively used technology and are short of eyes and ears to handle it properly and pleasantly. Touch is still a relatively unaddressed sense, but due to new technological developments, haptic feedback is on the rise.
TU/e Drivers of Change
(Archive) Haptic interaction and shape change
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