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</html><description>The ability to feel an image on a touchscreen may be here sooner than you think, and its all thanks to Mickey Mouse. A Pittsburgh-based team for Disney Research has released video of a new project which can add tactile sensations to flat touchscreens, like those on most tablets and smartphones. The user will be able to feel the flat image as if it were a three-dimensional object, according to Disney Research. The technology used in the project is based around the discovery that fingertips perceive physical textures via friction stretching and compressing the skin. An algorithm developed by the [&hellip;]</description></oembed>
