Razer is bringing the world's first HD haptics gaming chair cushion to CES 2024It has 16 haptic actuators and is compatible with most gaming chairs. By S. Fielding, 01.08.2024
Qualcomm is working to bring advanced haptics to AndroidIt wants to bridge the haptics gap between Apple and Google's OS.By S. Shah, 02.23.2021
Sensel's touchpad tech could bring realistic haptics to Windows laptopsThe makers of the shape-shifting Morph are targeting your boring trackpad next.By T. O'Brien, 01.11.2021
Valve tests wireless rumble support for the DualSense in SteamSteam beta updates are gradually adding support for the new PS5 gamepad.By R. Lawler, 11.20.2020
Skullcandy’s Crusher Evo headphones are even better at rattling your brainYou can set a ‘personal sound profile’ too.By C. Fisher, 09.03.2020
PS5 developers explain how the DualSense controller changes gameplayThe first PS5 global ad hints at the changes.By C. Fisher, 08.20.2020
This VR system tethers your hands to your shoulders to improve hapticsWireality could simulate more realistic walls, heavy objects and touchscreens.By C. Fisher, 04.21.2020
Razer brings its vibrating Nari Ultimate headset to Xbox OneNo cables or wireless transceiver required.By N. Summers, 09.26.2019
Razer's 'Hypersense' vibration tech shakes your whole gaming rigRazer envisions a future where every everything near your PC will vibrate.By C. Schodt, 01.08.2019
Emotional robot uses goosebumps to show how it's feelingYou could know it needs a hug just by holding it.By J. Fingas, 07.16.2018
Adding a second pair of arms is as easy as putting on a backpackThese robotic limbs look like a multitasker's dream.By T. Seppala, 06.02.2017
6A haptic wristband could help the blind 'see' the worldBlind people rely heavily on their sense of touch, after all.By K. Naudus, 03.03.2017
5Finally, a haptic display that might be worthwhileTanvas harnesses a decade of research to make your smartphone or tablet feel more tactile.By D. Cooper, 01.05.2017
Microsoft Research has two types of touch for VR haptics'NormalTouch' and 'TextureTouch' are in early stages, but could make tactility in VR more believable.By T. Seppala, 10.28.2016
8The OmniWear Arc is a haptic neckband for serious gamersIt’s a customizable danger sensor for first-person shooters and multiplayer online battle arenas.By K. Naudus, 10.18.2016
How about a nice hot cup of virtual tea?Haptics combined with heating and cooling elements deliver the feeling (if not the taste) of a cup of tea.By M. Smith, 10.05.2016
PhD student uses a robot to make VR feel more realIf you push this robot in VR it pushes back, gently.By S. Buckley, 07.25.2016
Shape-shifting interface lets you touch computer simulationsGo beyond "Minority Report" by handling physical objects. By S. Dent, 05.10.2016
Microsoft thinks disorientation is the key to touch in VRAnd lo, the researchers made many (virtual) objects from one.By S. Dent, 05.04.2016
24Sony shows off its first set of weird and wild Future Labs prototypesDepth-sensing projectors, wearable digital assistants and super-sensitive haptics were all on display.By N. Ingraham, 03.12.2016