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What's missing when electronics ignore our sense of touch.

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“Think about televisions and computer displays for your eyes, and speakers for your ears,” Ed Colgate, a professor of mechanical engineering at Northwestern, tells me at the annual World Haptics Conference being held at his university. “Haptic interfaces are the same thing for your hands. Haptic engineers develop devices that can be programmed to feel and behave like all manner of things when you touch ad interact with them.” ....

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