| 3D Printer |
A device that uses additive manufacturing techniques to create three-dimensional objects. |
| Braille Display |
A device that allows blind or visually impaired individuals to read text through touch by converting digital text into braille |
| Build Plate |
The flat surface where the object being printed is built upon in a 3D printer. |
| DLP Projector |
A type of projector that uses digital micromirror device (DMD) technology to project images. |
| Diaphragm |
A thin, flexible material that vibrates to produce sound. |
| Digital Signage |
Displays used for advertising or information purposes, often in public spaces. |
| E-Ink Displays |
Paper-like displays that mimic the appearance of traditional ink on paper. |
| Embossed |
Raised or elevated in design, often used in braille printing |
| Extruder |
The part of a 3D printer that melts and deposits the printing material layer by layer. |
| Filament |
The material, typically plastic, used as the printing medium in a 3D printer. |
| Force Feedback |
The sensation of physical resistance or vibration produced by a device in response to user input |
| Full HD Projector |
A projector that supports a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels. |
| Haptic Feedback Devices |
Devices that provide tactile feedback to the user through vibrations or other movements |
| Haptic Technology |
Technology that allows users to experience touch-like sensations through various output devices |
| Headphones |
Headphones are a pair of small speakers that are worn over the ears to listen to audio privately. |
| Immersion |
The degree to which a user feels completely absorbed or deeply engaged in a virtual or digital environment |
| Inkjet Printer |
A printer that propels droplets of ink onto paper to create text or images. |
| Inkjet Technology |
A printing technology that uses tiny droplets of ink to create printed images. |
| Kinesthetic Sense |
The ability to perceive the position and movement of one's own body and limbs |
| LCD Projector |
A type of projector that uses liquid crystal display technology to project images. |
| LED Projector |
A type of projector that uses light-emitting diodes (LEDs) as the light source. |
| Laser Printer |
A printer that uses a laser beam to produce high-quality text and graphics on paper. |
| Long Throw Projector |
A projector that can project large images from a long distance. |
| Monitor |
A display device that provides visual output from a computer. |
| Piezoelectric Printers |
Printers that use the piezoelectric effect to create small droplets of ink. |
| Plotter |
A device that uses one or more pens to draw continuous lines on paper, used for producing high-quality graphics or CAD drawings. |
| Print Head |
The part of a printer that contains the nozzles and controls the ejection of ink droplets onto the paper. |
| Print Resolution |
The level of detail and sharpness of an image or text produced by a printer. |
| Printer |
A hard copy output device that produces printed text or images on paper. |
| Projector |
A device that projects visual output onto a surface, such as a wall or screen. |
| Sound Card |
A sound card is a computer hardware component that processes and outputs audio signals to speakers or headphones. |
| Speaker |
A speaker is a device that converts electrical signals into sound waves. |
| Tactile |
Related to the sense of touch |
| Tactile Feedback |
The use of touch sensation to communicate information or instructions to the user |
| Thermal Inkjet |
A type of inkjet printer where heat is used to vaporize ink and create bubbles that propel the ink onto the paper. |
| VR Headset |
A device worn on the head that provides visual output for virtual reality experiences. |
| Visually Impaired |
Having a partial or total loss of vision |
| Wearable Haptic Devices |
Portable devices that provide haptic feedback and can be worn on the body |
