CNBC-TV18 Features Haply's Touch-Enabled Physical AI Technology
CNBC-TV18's CES 2026 coverage showcased Haply's haptics as the technology that "adds that missing physical dimension" to digital interaction, teleoperation, and AI research.
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The missing physical dimension
Covering CES 2026, CNBC-TV18 featured Haply’s haptic technology as the piece that “adds that missing physical dimension” to digital interaction. Screens and cameras deliver sight and sound; force feedback completes the loop with touch.
Three capabilities, one device
The segment walks through the three things Haply’s interfaces make possible: feeling virtual objects as if they were physical, controlling robots through teleoperation with genuine force sensation, and supporting Physical AI research by pairing visual data with tactile data during demonstration and training.
Why researchers care
For AI teams, the combination is the story. Models trained on vision alone plateau on contact-rich tasks; adding synchronized force data from human demonstrations gives them the physical grounding that pixels cannot provide.
Watch the segment
CNBC-TV18’s full video coverage is available on YouTube.