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Why does he sound so similar to audit the audit???

Bruh, why does it have to look like that 😂

can you do it with ferrofluid?

How expensive is it to make one of those little devices

is this the Audit the Audit guy?

I can't tell if I hate it or love it I love the concept I hate the application

mf button got lungs

This will make the nipples on sex robots much more accurate, thank you for your work

Imagine an entire keyboard made out of these goobers.

Man, I had pretty much the same exact idea; but it was the entire glove, not just the finger tips. I'm glad to see somebody is working on it, though.

Coat the inner surface of body suit with these.

Oh WOW...yes I love the VR community I really do

I'd like to see it pop, thanks.

Narrator sounds like the Audit the Audit guy and Upper Echelon guy had a kid.

idk why youtube keep recommend this video to me...will see why in the future but still 😅

Is this narrated by the Audit the Audit narrator?

Bro wtf is lock picking laywer doing tech marketing :D

ibm thinkpad clit is back!

....So what? This video is desperate for better context.

Does it feel good though?

But which officer was in the wrong?!

Very Cronenberg. I've always wanted a keyboard that hyperventilates.

Does it come 4” long more or less in a banana shape? Asking for a friend.

Yo dude you narrate everything from crime documentaries to VR overviews, good for you man

This is actually next level. Hopefully Meta will buy this company and integrate it into future Quest platforms

I’ve got goosebumps.

Lmfao, good luck dudes

Truly amazing

gamers will pop their keyboards like bubblewrap when stressed to the max (fcking hackers)

I'm having inhuman thoughts

Now make a whole nipple keyboard so I can game without waking up my family

i Think the graph you have on receptor spacing vs spatial acuity is missing some parts of anatomy. I like my graphs accurate, thats all...

I hope there are people considering applications of this for assistive technology. I'm imagining a tablet brail reader. Things that interact with people who have limited movement. Stuff like that

gun games would be so satisfying with this

This is very interesting and exciting

No thanks, I don't think I want my cell phone's power button to breathe.

All it needs now is some compact system that can provide resistance to both extension and contraction of the fingers -- to simulate the resistance of grabbing a solid object. Sure you can feel its surface with this, but you can still just grasp your fingers right through/past the object's surface

Imagine creating images or different effects once the material is not a matte gray. You could bend the light travelling through the material and make it change colors or warp objects/lines drawn on the surface. You could make an instrument panel that disappears and turns flat whenever power is disconnected for aircraft or anything else. Imagine a keyboard that's a flat sheet of this material until you power it on and all the buttons pop up. This technology could be the future of displays and interfacing.

so fucking cool

The violin is fucking crazy

Is see a different application possibility here: For s*xdolls. :D Especially for the nipples. ;D

*pop*

which youtube voice is this... or maybe it is someone with a similar voice... Can't quite pin it down... Is this the Audit the Audit guys voice?

I really don’t want my computer to throb

How will DynaButtons be used in the real world?

Touch bAlls

wait! why we dont have tablets for blind people with this kind of display? come on

Ok this is really cool

it's a NIPPLE BUTTON!

Haptic gloves with hand tracking is likely the future, the most future proof i've seen so far in this concept is one that they use fluid like muscles to pull your fingers and in a similar fashion fluid control makes small bumps in the fingers and palm to rise, and i remember them saying that they could even warm the fluid so it can give a heat sensation on touch. The real problem in all this is always cost, it is the same reason most people don't have VR, everything is becoming increasingly more expensive