After our article from a few weeks ago on the haptic technologyToday we offer you a tutorial video on the potential of the same and its potential applications within the sectors of means of payment, teleassistance and health technologies in general.

As we mentioned, haptics comes from the Greek, háptō, play. Touch allows us notice textures, recognize shapes and receive all kinds of stimuli that other senses can barely perceive. In this way, we can use a series of vibrators or actuators to send different stimuli and thus improve the interactions between users and devices.

In Intelligent Data we are already working on applying the use of this technology in our devices to adjust to the needs of our users, facilitating, even more, the use of our products to all types of users.

The use of the haptic channel is especially relevant to us in blind people, a group with high haptic skills and a great capacity for sensory learning. For this reason, we are working on adapting advanced haptic technology to weareables such as bracelets or smartwatch or other devices of our daily life so that these people can use them in an intuitive and simple way.

Currently, these devices use this type of technology in a very simple way or focused on complementing the sense of sight, but Intelligent Data's commitment to developing products focused on the health of all people, leads us to take a step further in this direction.

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