The book "Haptic Human-Computer Interaction" offers a comprehensive examination of the interaction between humans and computers based on the human sense of touch. It highlights the principles of haptic human-computer interaction (HCI) and their application to enhance efficiency, effectiveness, and satisfaction in user experience. Based on a workshop held in Glasgow in 2000, the book includes 22 revised papers selected from 35 submissions. In addition to a brief historical overview, it addresses various topics, including haptic interfaces for blind individuals, collaborative haptics, psychological aspects, as well as measurement methods and applications of haptics. This collection of works is a valuable contribution to research and development in the field of haptic technologies and their integration into human-computer interaction.