Making devices different with haptic touch technology

One of the biggest challenges that consumer technology designers face is finding new ways to differentiate products from those that already exist.

This is especially the case for laptops: they are typically of similar shape and size, and combine the same three features – a display, a keyboard, and a touchpad. There are few aspects that distinguish models from competitors aside from those that address the needs of a particular audience, like gamers or graphic designers.

According to Market Research Future (MRFR), the haptics market is experiencing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of more than 13 percent to 2026, offering consumer technology companies the opportunity to innovate and differentiate their designs using haptic technology.

Read the full article in the February issue of DPA

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