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The screen also has a type of tactile feedback, so pressing the icons results in a slight vibration, similar to Motorola's "haptic" technology.— Mobile Gazette
The brainchild of Michael Graf at BMW and Michael Strolz's team at the Technical University of Munich, the "haptic" - technology that gives tactile feedback - doors could cut both road injuries and repair bills, they say.— New Scientist - Online News
Named the "haptic" - the technology provides tactile feedback to the users, and can thus help reduce both road injuries and repair bills— dailyindia.com News Feed
Interfaces that employ multiple feedback modalities, such as auditory, haptic, and visual, can enhance user performance for individuals with barriers limiting one or more channels of perception, such as a visual impairment.— CiteULike: Everyone's library

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