VR haptics via exoskeleton: "Haptikos" glove goes on sale "Haptikos" is a haptic glove with an exoskeleton that gives companies a comparatively inexpensive introduction to haptic simulation.

The technology would allow officers to employ VR headsets, haptic gloves, and touchless sensors to simulate the feeling of touch.

To overcome this challenge, HAND ERC researchers are developing a powerful system that allows an operator to intuitively teleoperate hand-equipped robot arms via a virtual reality headset, allowing ...

This paper presents a hybrid tele-manipulation system, comprising of a sensorized 3-D-printed soft robotic gripper and a soft fabric-based haptic glove that aim at improving grasping manipulation and ...

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While VR peripherals have long aimed to increase player immersion, gloves themselves aren't a novel idea. However, UDCAP VR hand tracking Gloves close the critical gap in the market with two major ...

With UDCAP's supported software, all steamVR games offer real-time haptic feedback fin plug-in play scenarios, deepening immersion with every gesture. Hybrid UDCon™ VR Glove Controller Kit ...

We propose ThermicVib, a wearable multimodal haptic glove that enhances the active perception of thermo-tactile interactions with virtual objects by integrating thermal referrals and vibrotactile ...

Researchers found that people - even the colorblind - grasp color metaphors better than AI models like ChatGPT.

Which hot compact sedan reigns supreme? My in-depth review compares the 2025 Civic Si's handling and manual gearbox against ...