PlayStation VR glove controller spotted Described as working with the virtual-reality head-mounted display unit, the glove controller patent shows various ways it could be used.

Sony may be developing a new controller designed to accompany its AR / VR games. The company has filed a patent application for a gaming glove that uses hand and finger to dictate gameplay, Game ...

With the sale of Oculus Rift to Facebook for $2 billion, virtual reality has officially become very interesting for developers. One of the companies trying to ride that wave is Control VR, which ...

The creators of the VR glove controller explain more about the project: This Instructable is a step by step tutorial on how to make a data glove with eTextile sensors.

Virtual reality users that would like to remove the need to grip controllers continually and free their hands to explore VR environments may be interested in a new VR glove controller called ...

Sony could release glovee controllers to accompany PlayStation VR; they have filed a new patent!

The IGS Glove Becomes Control VR Some of you may have seen a video circulating a few months ago demonstrating a great new data glove, being marketed squarely at the virtual reality enthusiast.

California-based Control VR wants to change that. The company today launched a Kickstarter for its Control VR wearable device, a glove-like system that fits over the user’s arms and shoulders ...

Essentially the Powerglove you wished you had when you were a kid, Control VR’s gloves have sensors for each finger, as well as the ability to see where the rest of your forearms are as well. It ...

Unlike conventional controllers that break immersion, UDCAP VR Glove controller seamlessly translate real-world gestures into the virtual environment. Unmatched Features for VR Gamers ...

Teague Labs has created a peripheral any retro video game fan would love – a Power Glove VR controller for the HTC Vive VR system.

Control VR has brought its motion capture technology out of stealth with the launch of a Kickstarter campaign for a sensor-laden glove that tracks your hand movements down to the finger.