AT&T Labs haptic feedback steering wheel prototype (hands-on pictures)
We heard last month that AT&T was testing a vibration-enhanced steering wheel at Carnegie Mellon University, and now we’ve just had a chance to see how well haptic feedback can give turn-by-turn directions. The wheel itself isn’t anywhere near a production model — as you can see it’s just 20 vibration motors taped onto a Logitech Formula Force GP racing wheel for the PC.
We heard last month that AT&T was testing a vibration-enhanced steering wheel at Carnegie Mellon University, and now we’ve just had a chance to see how well haptic feedback can give turn-by-turn directions. The wheel itself isn’t anywhere near a production model — as you can see it’s just 20 vibration motors taped onto a Logitech Formula Force GP racing wheel for the PC.
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