Boreas Haptic Blog
The Benefits of Microelectronic Circuit Design in Haptic User Interfaces
In just a few short years, touchscreens have come to dominate nearly all of our digital experiences. From smartphones to smart appliances, it's hard to imagine a world without touchscreens — but not all touchscreens are created equal.
Piezo Driver Chips and Their Haptic Applications
If you own an iPhone, use a gaming console, or wear a smartwatch, you understand the need for haptics. Haptics are vibration response devices that communicate with users when a specific action occurs. This could be when a phone vibrates for an incoming text or when a controller rumbles when...
iPhone System Haptics: Definition, Uses, and Benefits
iPhone system haptics is the tactile feedback layer built into every iPhone. A small linear resonant actuator (LRA), which Apple calls the Taptic Engine, produces short vibrations that confirm taps, keystrokes, alerts and gestures. This article explains what system haptics is and how it works,...
UX Design Use Case 2: Next-Gen Cross-Device Gaming Experience
The gaming industry now rakes in more revenue than sports and movies combined, and its growth shows no sign of wavering. But growth hinges on the industry's ability to adapt. So what will the next-generation gaming experience look like? It comes...