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Haptic gaming suits and VR haptic gear are revolutionizing the gaming industry with new immersive tech. Pixabay, Yamu_Jay The world of gaming is experiencing a remarkable transformation thanks to ...

While its an expensive add on, Trak Racer has produced a great haptic kit that is worth real consideration to add immersion to your rig. Trak Racer recently sent over their TR120S V2 chassis for ...

Researchers at UC Santa Barbara have invented a display technology for on-screen graphics that are both visible and haptic, meaning that they can be felt via touch. The screens are patterned with tiny ...

The Woojer Mat supersizes the company’s vibrating vest technology to provide full body haptic feedback. The Woojer Mat supersizes the company’s vibrating vest technology to provide full body haptic ...

Haptic gaming tech employs advanced actuators to simulate touch sensations beyond simple rumbles. Controllers now provide nuanced feedback, syncing vibrations with on-screen events for deeper ...

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Input devices such as computer mice may be rigid for now, but thanks to new hydraulic haptic tech they could someday be soft n' squishy. And that's not all … they may also "throb" in our hand to ...