audio-haptic-feedback

Trigger real-time audio and haptic feedback by mapping discrete simulator events to synthesized Web Audio API cues and navigator.vibrate patterns. This ensures event-driven tactile and sound confirmation for state machine transitions without relying on visual cues.

Web Audio API synthesizes low-latency sound effects by generating precise frequency sweeps and envelopes triggered by discrete simulation events. This event-driven mechanism maps calibrated audio cues to specific state transitions for immediate auditory confirmation.

You can trigger device vibration patterns by mapping discrete simulation state machine events to the navigator.vibrate API. This generates tactile haptic feedback pulses that confirm successful mechanical steps without requiring user proximity or timer-based checks.

Audio and haptic feedback systems support accessibility fallbacks by respecting user preferences for reduced motion and audio muting. This ensures the event-driven feedback mechanism remains accessible while providing calibrated audio cues and tactile output alternatives.

The best way to map discrete simulation events to feedback is through event-driven triggers rather than proximity or timers. By utilizing the Web Audio API for frequency generation and navigator.vibrate for tactile output, discrete events like STEP_PASS yield distinct audio clicks and haptic pulses.

Synthesized audio cues via the Web Audio API provide precise, low-latency frequency generation and envelopes directly mapped to simulation events. This eliminates external file dependencies, ensuring immediate event-driven feedback for discrete state machine transitions.