Boreas Haptic Blog

Piezoelectric Cooling: How to Keep Your Devices From Overheating

Heating is an inevitable part of using any electronic device. To prevent overheating and damage, these devices need a cooling system.

5 Reasons To Incorporate Piezo Technology in Haptic Wearables

Haptic technology is expanding its reach and becoming more popular every day. In fact, the haptic technology market is projected to grow 12% by 2026. Want to corner a good share of that market? Start by incorporating piezo technology in your wearable devices, and take your wearable designs to the...

Piezo Transducers: The Different Types and Their Advantages

Transducers convert energy from one form to another. Energy of one type — mechanical energy, for instance — leaves the transducer as another type of energy, like electrical. Microphones, for example, convert sound waves produced in the acoustic environment into electrical impulses for transmission...

Different Types of Haptic Feedback and Their Applications

Haptic feedback technology allows users to receive information through their body, providing an embedded bodily sensation that transmits critical information about the system the user is engaging with. Mobile phones, for instance, vibrate to alert their owner that they've received a message. This...

6 Most Important Elements to Look for in a Piezo Driver

Piezo systems have a wide range of applications across nearly every industry. Users tailor piezo systems to their exact needs and must select every component of the system with the final application — as well as the specifications of every other component — in mind. With so many options to pore...