Note: While not all VR games are officially supported across TactSuit Pro, TactSuit Air, and TactSleeve—they do however support all previous titles available to bHaptics main slate of haptic ...
a haptic-feedback glove that allowed CEO Mark Zuckerberg to play Jenga in virtual reality. Less than 24 hours later, a startup called HaptX claimed the glove was practically identical to its own ...
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Haptic hardware offers waterfall of immersive experience, could someday aid blind usersUser testing has demonstrated that JetUnit is successful at creating diverse haptic experiences within a virtual reality ...
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Piloting a mech in VR while wearing a bHaptics suit showed that full-body haptic immersion might not be that far offThe Tactosy for Arms, meanwhile, has six haptic feedback points on each device. Lastly, the TactVisor fits perfectly on a VR headset, almost akin to a silicone face cover. Each feedback point ...
This clever research from the University of Chicago’s Human Computer Integration Lab demonstrates a fascinating way to let users “feel” objects in VR ... the way a glove with actuators ...
Then we were blessed with products like the Power Glove and Virtual Boy which seemed to make it more of a reality, if not a clunky and limited one. Now, though, virtual reality is taking more of a ...
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