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Could this eventually be used in VR?
http://blog.gsmarena.com/future-smartphones-and-tablets-will-allow-you-to-feel-what-is-on-the-screen-thanks-to-this-new-touchscreen-technology-video/ Imagine this, but as a bodysuit instead of a sm...
You could probably do this somehow on a smaller scale say maybe gloves. You could spread the field based on data sent back from collisions. Say if you touch an object in a application. The software will have a reference distinguishing the texture type. Then send that back to the gloves and spread the field based on where the collider is intersecting the textured object. Many years out still I'd say!