Forbes Highlights Haply's Potential in Robotic Healthcare
Forbes featured Haply in its CES 2026 healthcare-technology coverage, spotlighting the Inverse3x and the role of force-feedback haptics in robotic and remote care.
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Recognition on a $2-trillion stage
Forbes included Haply in its round-up of CES 2026 health-technology innovations — coverage framed around a healthcare sector undergoing a two-trillion-dollar transformation. Among the technologies highlighted, Haply’s force-feedback haptic interfaces stood out for adding a dimension that most digital health tools lack entirely: touch.
Beyond visual information
Robotic and remote healthcare has largely been built on cameras and screens. Forbes’ coverage underlines what clinicians already know — visual information alone leaves the operator guessing about contact, pressure, and tissue response. Tactile feedback closes that gap, letting a remote or robot-assisted procedure feel like a hands-on one.
Inverse3x and Physical AI in medicine
The feature spotlights the Inverse3x, Haply’s high-performance haptic interface, and the broader role haptics plays in Physical AI: capturing the force data that lets medical robots learn from expert demonstration and behave predictably around patients.
Read the original coverage
The full Forbes article, “CES 2026: 10 HealthTech Innovations Driving A $2 Trillion Revolution,” is available at forbes.com.