tactor
/ˈtæktər/Definitions
1. noun
A device that converts electrical signals into mechanical vibrations, typically used in vibrotactile displays or in tactile feedback systems for gaming and other applications.
“The researchers used a tactor to simulate the feeling of touching a virtual object.”
2. verb
To stimulate or activate a tactor, typically in the context of creating a tactile sensation.
“The system will tactor the user’s hand to provide feedback on the object’s texture.”