👉 Touched computing, also known as haptic computing or tactile computing, is a paradigm that focuses on the integration of touch and tactile feedback into computing systems to enhance user interaction. This approach leverages physical sensations, such as vibrations, force feedback, and texture simulation, to provide users with a more immersive and intuitive experience. By incorporating these tactile elements, touched computing aims to bridge the gap between digital interfaces and the physical world, making interactions more natural and engaging. Applications range from smartphones with haptic feedback to advanced virtual reality systems, where tactile sensations can significantly improve the realism and effectiveness of user experiences in tasks like gaming, design, and medical training.
