Ultrahaptics (Bristol, UK, founded 2013); Ultrasonic transducer array, motion sensor, monitor, electronics; Courtesy of Ultrahaptics
This object is currently on display in room 302 as part of The Senses: Design Beyond Vision. See our image rights statement.
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0404, Ultrahaptics, 2017–18
A six-inch square transducer board is mounted to the table. A monitor behind it shows bubbles rising and popping. The Ultrahaptics transducer board emits ultrasonic audio waves, a sound frequency inaudible to the human ear but perceptible on the skin. Sound waves become a tactile interface. This innovative technology is created by Ultrahaptics, located in Bristol, United Kingdom.
Ultrahaptics (Bristol, UK, founded 2013); Ultrasonic transducer array, motion sensor, monitor, electronics; Courtesy of Ultrahaptics
- iPhone Mobile Telephone, 2007
- molded abs plastic and polycarbonate resin, polished stainless steel,....
- Gift of Roland L. Trope.
- 2009-29-1
- Drawing, Hand
- airbrush and white gouache on blue paper.
- 1963-39-960
- Drawing, Hand, 1935–38
- graphite on thin paper.
- Gift of Mrs. E. McKnight Kauffer.
- 1963-39-945
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This object was previously on display as a part of the exhibition The Senses: Design Beyond Vision.