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But first, not a joke, not an April Fool's prank, but just in time for Halloween.

James, the fondles slab is here.

Skin on interfaces welcomes human-like gestures to control your smartphone. Skin-on interfaces,

that's the company name and sort of the name of this product. Skin-on interfaces is a sensitive

human, skin-like input method that has been used as a phone case that communicates with your

smartphone. The technology is being proposed as a phone case that communicates with your smartphone.

The technology is being proposed as a new paradigm in which interactive devices have their own artificial skin,

thus enabling new forms of input gestures for end users.

Silicon has been used to mimic the deformative nature of human skin when twisted, pinched, and touched.

Essentially, skin on interfaces reproduce a skin-sensing layer that can track natural gestures, which understands touch, pressure, and complex gestures such as strokes, stretching, or grabbing.

I think fondling would fit in quite perfectly right there. It proposes a new way to

interact with our impersonal technology, instead asking to be touched to communicate with our

devices. Human-like interactions are translated into controlling our device, meaning that if the

artificial skin is twisted, a smartphone's volume could be turned up. Other interactions include tickling the skin, which would send a laughing emoji via a text,

or pinching the skin to develop an angry avatar on your laptop.

Using a built-in grid of sensors, the multi-sensory factors are endless

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