Abstract
The article is devoted to the consideration of the growing field of tactile (haptic) technologies and their potential application in the economy. Haptic technologies, which provide haptic feedback to users, have previously been primarily used in the gaming and entertainment industry. However, recent advances have made it possible to integrate them into other industries, such as healthcare, automotive industry, and manufacturing. The article discusses the benefits and challenges of introducing haptic technologies into the economy and examines the cases of companies that have successfully implemented these technologies into their business models, as well as the potential prospects for their future application in the economy and the need for continued research and development to realize the full potential of haptic technologies.
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