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Haptic exciters are primarily used to provide physical feedback, allowing users to feel vibrations while operating devices, thereby enhancing the user experience. These actuators deliver tactile feedback through mechanical vibrations, mainly relying on motors and control circuits. As human-machine interaction technology continues to innovate, these devices are becoming increasingly advanced and diverse, offering users richer experiences.

These trends and directions indicate that future automotive HMI systems will not just serve as information display platforms but evolve into intelligent, personalized, interconnected digital ecosystems. These systems aim to offer users a safer, more convenient, and more enjoyable driving experience.

A2B microphones and the technology behind them are situated in a rapidly evolving market environment. As the demand for audio equipment increases and technology advances, A2B technology will occupy a significant position in the future audio market. Its high-fidelity, low-latency, and easy integration features promise broad application prospects in home, automotive, and professional audio equipment, driving audio experience to new heights.

Automotive ambient lighting, as an integral component of the smart cockpit, enhances the aesthetics and comfort of the vehicle interior while also playing a crucial role in intelligence, humanization, and safety aspects.

In a world where digital experiences are increasingly immersive and interactive, haptic technology stands at the forefront of innovation. But what exactly is haptic technology, and how is it shaping our interaction with the digital world? Let’s dive into the fascinating realm of haptics and explore its current applications and future potential.

The Kepo Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (AVAS) enhances road safety by addressing the low noise levels of electric vehicles, which pose risks to pedestrians and other road users, especially the visually impaired.

Smart cockpit design is increasingly focused on the user experience, adopting more intuitive and natural human-computer interaction interfaces such as touchscreens, voice recognition, gesture control, etc. to better meet the needs of drivers and passengers, and increasing the vibration of automotive seats and other features to further enhance the driving experience, learn more about Kepo’s seat vibration in this blog post.

This blog explores the pivotal role of haptic feedback in enhancing virtual reality (VR) interaction. From multi-viewpoint hand gesture feature extraction to precise gesture recognition and alignment of visual hand poses with VR space, haptic feedback revolutionizes user immersion and interaction fidelity.