Everyone feels haptics (happy)

Human interfaces are always two-way interactions: receiving feedback from the other end, whether it is a machine or another human being, is always critical to us. While touch interfaces have become pervasive in human machine interfaces, they still rely predominantly on visual or audio feedback, with the direct matching haptic feedback mostly non-existent. In this talk, I would like to provide insights on the potential for practical haptics displays to take natural user interfaces, including touch, gesture, and motion, to the next level. I would also like to present a glimpse of the future natural user interface with haptics and the gap in haptics technology between the state of the art and what is required to realize this vision.