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Tactile Information Flow Ontology

Tactile displays are interfaces that enable users to access information through the human skin using the sense of tactation. In order for the software to better enhance the tactile information generation, flow and perception and also drive tactile interfaces, we need a formal definition of tactile information. In this article, we propose a model for tactile information flow using ontologies. The proposed model analyzes the existing knowledge in tactile information and helps defining the types of information that take part in the tactile information flow. The new model can be used to identify how tactile displays can enhance perception of information and human-computer interaction and assist the development of software for tactile displays.