Tianma NLT America, Inc., Santa Clara, CA, has announced the introduction of an LCD prototype with a tactile touch technology that recreates the sense of tactile texture by using electric vibrations and reproduces skin sensations as if they are tracing actual objects on the display. The stimulus can be localized to the image object.
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