Bristol leading in Minority Report-style tech that lets you 'feel' virtual objects

Bristol leading in Minority Report-style tech that lets you 'feel' virtual objects

You raise your hand and press a holographic button in mid-air. Somehow, you can “feel” the button pressing back on your finger, as if it were a physical device. This is the disorientating effect of a demonstration at the Bristol HQ of Ultrahaptics, a hardware company that has raised more than $85m (£70m) in investment from backers including Neil Woodford and the Dolby family.