Haptic technology allows users to interact with virtual environments through touch by applying forces, vibrations or motions. It bridges the gap between real and virtual worlds. Haptic systems use devices like Phantom and CyberGrasp exoskeletons to provide tactile and force feedback from virtual 3D objects. Applications include telemedicine, military training, assistive technology for blind users, gaming and more. However, haptic devices also have limitations like high costs, size and exerting forces unequally in all directions. Future implementations aim to make haptics more widely available and advance applications.