jutikli
Jutikli is a term used in the field of human–computer interaction to describe a class of tactile interface systems that translate digital information into physical feedback that users can feel. In practice, jutikli devices rely on a combination of sensors to sense user input, a control unit to process signals, and an array of actuators to produce tactile sensations such as vibrations, textures, and pressure. The term is used in academic and industrial contexts to refer to a growing family of devices that emphasize touch-based interaction.
Components and operation: Typical jutikli systems include a sensing layer (for touch, proximity, or gesture), a
Applications: Jutikli technologies are explored for virtual and augmented reality, medical simulation and training, rehabilitation devices,
Challenges and trends: Key challenges include achieving high resolution and low latency without excessive power draw,
Overview and reception: As a concept, jutikli remains an umbrella term rather than a single standard product.