Keith Kirkland: Wearable tech that helps you navigate by touch

The video explores the concept of haptic design, emphasizing the use of touch to communicate and teach. It discusses the development of a haptic language and devices that aid navigation, especially for the visually impaired. The potential of touch as a communication channel is highlighted, along with the creation of intuitive haptic experiences that transcend cultural boundaries.

What is the significance of touch in understanding our environment according to the text?

How did the author describe the experience of improving posture through touch?

What challenges did the author face in communicating movement without an instructor?

What was the initial goal of the device created by the author and their co-founders?

How did the author’s team adapt their technology for blind users?

What insights did the author gain from learning different languages?

In what ways does haptic design expand human ability according to the text?