SENSE To Touch a Computer Screen

SENSE is an innovative wireless device concept that enables users  to get a close and more visceral approach with their preferred sites, games and movies. It is  creating a sensitive and powerful connection between the system and the users. By featuring a tact sensitive screen, this device creates a tactile experience of thermal, physical and haptical properties of a product on the computer screen.

The users have to insert their hand in the SENSE sheath to comprehend different object properties like pressure, softness, roughness, hardness and many others, which is transferred to the user’s brain by featuring quite a few numbers of nerve receptors inside the device. Moreover, it features a magnification system to allow users to sense even a particular area of a product pointing on the screen. To taste a recipe before being cooked, the device features a flavor-ink micro-printer that generates stimulated flavors via the combination of its 5 basic wax cartridges.

Cleankeys Touch Sensitive Keyboard that Evict Bacteria

Run of a mill keyboard is basically a mammoth apartment complex for bacteria. From protect it develop a new keyboard is "Cleankeys Touch Sensitive Keyboard that Evict Bacteria".
Cleankeys, a keyboard that razes shit and replaces it with a sleek, infertile touch-sensitive slab.A cleaning cloth can  kills about 5% of bacteria from a standard keyboard but Cleankeys claims the same test kills 99% of bacteria on their keyboard, simply because they have nowhere to hide.

The Cleankeys is a wireless keyboard and keys for touch-sensitive ones. It's intended for use at hospitals where keyboard-germs are a serious issue, though I'd imagine it might temper the interest of regular old germaphobes too.The Cleankeys keyboard includes a trackpad for clicking about and uses patent-pending technology to keep it from registering keystrokes when you're just resting your hands on the thing.
A molded model costs $400 and a glass version will run you $50 more. No one said your campaign against germs was gonna be cheap.