A Dutch company born out of a student project conducted by its two founders, SenseGlove has been working since 2018 to develop and provide high-performance haptic gloves. Their latest model, the Nova 2, capable of sending force feedback into the palm of the hand for the…
Haply Robotics has developed Inverse3, a next-generation haptic controller for virtual reality training and learning. Inverse3 offers twice the force, three times the position resolution and more than five times the workload than the most widely used force feedback system on…
Actronika offers a high definition haptic technology, patented and capable of reproducing the sense of touch in human-machine interfaces. The company has designed a professional haptic vest. Actronika will be exhibiting at Laval Virtual on April 12-14, 2023, on booth A70.
To enhance immersive experiences, virtual reality pairs with other technologies like haptics. WEART has designed haptic gloves, which users wear to feel touch in virtual worlds. Their patented haptic technology tracks hand movements and reproduces pressure, texture and…
At its creation in 2012 by Jake Rubin, the American company HaptX bet on haptics. Convinced that this technology will represent the future of virtual reality, the team has been working on cutting-edge haptic gloves for 10 years. A design prototype of the first commercial…
