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17-25 October 2026

Haptic interaction and shape change

Haptic interaction and shape change

Hosted by Anke Oosterhout

This project is now archived and was part of DDW24

This project is part of
TU/e Drivers of Change
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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.

By

Anke Oosterhout

Hosted by

Eindhoven University of Technology
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About Anke Oosterhout

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.