Materiality is emerging as a pivotal aspect of immersive technology, particularly in the realm of Extended Reality (XR). As highlighted by Nokia, the true essence of immersion lies in making digital experiences feel tangible. While visual and auditory elements have seen significant advancements, the sense of touch remains largely unaddressed, creating a gap in our digital interactions. In a world where technology has predominantly focused on sight and sound, it’s time to shift our attention to the tactile experience.