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Reach out and touch someone

Sunday, February 19, 2012 at 12:33 PM

Technology is being used to create community and close geographical gaps between people. Among the more physical applications, the Kissinger Kiss Messenger is a robotic communication device that interprets the lip movments of a kiss-er and replicates them to a device in the possession of the kiss-ee.

Along a similar vein, the iFeel_IM! harness adds haptic feedback to virtual communication to replicate feelings and feedback that one might receive in face to face communication.

Kissinger Kiss Messenger via CNET
iFeel_IM! via PhysOrg

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