Feeling Films – The Future of Tactile Media
summary
Claim: standard phone motors can add tactile tracks to video and ads and they already run on Android via an SDK and a tiny HAP file. Built demos include a live Lexus ad, Penny Dreadful heartbeat and a Homeland ticking-bomb mood track, with studies showing 5–15% brand lift and about 59% more clicks. Tools: a Content Portal app, upcoming haptic monitor, Pro Tools/Audacity workflows, post houses training; iOS vibration APIs remain closed. Effects are iterative and designed, not automatic.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:13Filmmaker Story
- 2:51Storytelling
- 4:10Immersive World
- 5:47Content Consumption
- 8:20Facebook Poke
- 9:51Homunculus
- 10:05Hands
- 10:48Lightsaber
- 11:43Use Cases
- 12:02Sense of Motion
- 12:29Texture
- 14:22Mood
- 20:22Being Present
- 24:28Questions
- 25:42Sense of Depth
- 32:02Balance
- 35:20Haptic Monitor
- 38:02Future of Haptic Experience
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