InTouch recognizes dynamic instructions for remote command transmission through motion capture technology, and remote haptic transmission through oscillators. The independently developed program uses body language as a carrier of information and uses tactile sense as an entry point to achieve remote interaction. The shape of the clothing is derived from the experimental data and component distribution, the original fabric is layered layout, and the screen printing of the outer layer visualizes the tactile transmission. The "user-produced content" is assigned to the product, and the user can explore the tactile remote interaction to achieve multiple functions such as tactile interaction.