HaptX Gloves allow trainees to use their hands naturally in VR, developing motor skills needed to successfully perform life-saving tasks in the physical world.
HaptX Gloves allow trainees to use their hands naturally in VR, developing motor skills needed to successfully perform life-saving tasks in the physical world.
What people are saying
“HaptX Gloves can help transform VR training and design.” [...]
“HaptX Gloves empower professional VR users to develop simulations with realistic touch feedback and natural interaction.” [...]
“A leg up over experiencing VR without touch, or even with controllers.” [...]
"I have tried several other VR gloves, and this is definitely the most complete solution." [...]
"Each time I touched something [in VR], I felt touch feedback through the gloves. It was surreal." [...]
I was surprised by the animal’s realistic appearance—and also by the sensation of its tiny paws as they walked a circle in my palm. [...]
The result is remarkably realistic...the glove could accurately reproduce the sensation of something slowly gliding over your hand. [...]
"Everything else that I’ve seen so far hasn’t been anywhere near as close or as good as what I’ve seen with the HaptX Glove." [...]
"I didn't think VR is going to catch on, but HaptX has changed my mind." [...]
"The HaptX Glove makes the virtual so startlingly real I thought I was actually touching a rock, a cloud, and a spider." [...]
"This is one of the few times there’s a sci-fi movie where the technology is actually
here." [...]
"I was surprised by how realistic the touch sensations felt. It's unlike any other VR controller I've tried." [...]
"I’ve tried a few other similar systems, but the haptics from the HaptX Glove blew the others away." [...]
"Saying that [HaptX] has come up with a convincing simulation would be underselling what the HaptX experience is like." [...]
Technology Award for innovation and impact in advancing the creation and delivery of quality content in arts and entertainment. [...]
Latest News
Haptic Technology Opens the Door for Mediated Touch
By Emily Rubin | Marketing Intern at HaptX You’re always touching something, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Clothing, cell phones, car keys, other people: we interact with all these things and many more everyday through touch. And yet, our world is [...]
Haptic Gloves for Games and Data Visualization
By Greg Bilsland | Former Sr. Communications Manager Kate Edwards shares a quality with many people in the game industry: She didn’t set out to work in games. Edwards served as the Executive Director of the International Game Developers Association for five years, during [...]
VR Gloves Go Mainstream with Ready Player One
By Greg Bilsland | Former Sr. Communications Manager A couple months ago on a murky Seattle day, my colleague Andrew and I were at the HaptX office discussing the upcoming release of Ready Player One. The new trailer had dropped, and it showed a set [...]