Instructables user polymythic is working on a simple haptic feedback device, called Project HALO, which will allow the wearer to ‘feel’ the environment around it using vibration feedback. [thanks, Hans!]
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Instructables user polymythic is working on a simple haptic feedback device, called Project HALO, which will allow the wearer to ‘feel’ the environment around it using vibration feedback. [thanks, Hans!]
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What a brilliant idea! Cheers!
I wonder if naked Piezo elements glued to bare skin would be a better tactile feed back system? It would most likely have a lower power requirement.
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