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The use of ERM motors to produce vibrotactile feedback was pioneered by Namiki in 1984 when Motorola introduced their iconic  BPR-2000 numeric display pager which employed a powerful 7 mm diameter, brush type, cylindrical ERM vibration motor. This vibrotactile transducer was used to generate a “Silent Alert” and was an expensive optional feature. Technology to manufacture coreless micro motors was exported from Japan to China and subsequently motor prices dropped dramatically.  Today haptic feedback is expected as a standard feature and new technologies abound such as SMD surface mount, coin linear resonant actuators (LRA) & piezo.  Vybronics’ tactile actuators are used to generate vibratory haptic feedback in many diverse applications such as cellphones, wearables, display panels and augmented / virtual reality hardware using HD haptics.  Vybronics’ coreless DC Micro Motors are used in everything from drones to smart electronic locks.   We have experienced applications engineers to help you choose the right vibrating motor or we can design / manufacture a motor to meet your specific requirements.   For further information Contact Vybronics