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so this is like a 2D refreshable tactile graphics display with servo pins based on a refreshable braille display, but that respond incrementally. The display would surround a body part, and respond to an array of cameras like the motion ping pong ball thing. So the user could navigate a 3D space based
on tactile reponse - so some areas in 3D space would press in alot and some areas would not press in at all, so 3D pain space, maybe.
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interesting, but if only for body parts why torture the blind with a false thing. Among consenting adults the real thing is far more... educational. |
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If you wanted to use this to teach shapes to children, shore, go for it. |
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Redundant. Blind people are already three dimensional, and
many of them are tactile. |
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well when you put it like thatMB, I had to reread this. badly explained I think. |
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