Boreas Haptic Blog

What Is Localized Haptic Feedback, And Why It's The Most Important Requirement for Solid-State Haptic Buttons

Localized haptic feedback is a type of haptic technology that allows specific areas of a device or surface to provide haptic feedback rather than the entire device or surface providing haptic feedback at once. This technology is used in various electronic devices, including smartphones and gaming...

Why the iOS 16 Keyboard Haptics Is Draining Your Battery

If you run regular iPhone updates, do you ever notice the battery percentage dropping at unprecedented rates after downloading new software? If so, do you know why?

Introducing the Solid-State Haptic Button Interactive Design Layers

Well Designed Solid-State Haptic Buttons Are the Future Solid-state haptic buttons have many advantages over mechanical buttons. First, using haptics doesn't require any moving piece to replicate the feel of a button. Industrial designers can use a seamless phone edge and haptics to replace...

Haptics and VR Explained: How Haptic Technology Is Innovating VR

Haptic feedback technology is taking off in spectacular fashion. From cell phones and automobiles to gaming and wearable tech, haptic technologies improve user relationships with gadgets of all kinds, making them more intuitive, safer, and more engaging.

Haptic Controllers: The Future of Immersive Gaming Experiences

It's been a long time since the Sega Genesis hit the shelves in 1988. However, one thing is for sure. Since then, video game technology hasn't looked back. As the decades roll on, gaming technology continues to develop at a blinding speed, and one area of intrigue is how companies continue to...