This clever research from the University of Chicago’s Human Computer Integration Lab demonstrates a fascinating way to let users “feel” objects in VR ... the way a glove with actuators ...

Imagine the thrill of feeling every in-game action through precise haptic feedback, making your virtual adventures more engaging and realistic. One of the standout features of the UDCAP VR Glove ...

a haptic-feedback glove that allowed CEO Mark Zuckerberg to play Jenga in virtual reality. Less than 24 hours later, a startup called HaptX claimed the glove was practically identical to its own ...

While it won’t outperform a commercial unit, the device nevertheless offers stereoscopic VR at a low cost. For a very cheap and accessible VR experience that’s compatible with the PC ...

Please verify your email address. Sony is developing wearable haptic feedback devices like sleeves and trousers for VR gaming immersion. The patent details a system using non-Newtonian fluid to ...

PlayStation VR2 doesn’t require a PC. However, you’ll need the PS5 to enjoy the truly spectacular VR experience. Some ultra-cheap VR headsets also use the screen of your smartphone for a fun ...

These new insights could pave the way for the development of advanced haptic devices with applications in various fields, ...

Here’s how it works. The race to build the best VR headset is, funnily enough, not really about just VR anymore. Sure, they do transport you to virtual worlds, but they unlock so much more in ...

But a lot of the cheap mattresses online are uncomfortable, low-quality, and saggy—and ultimately they could wind up being a waste of money and effort. After testing dozens of budget-priced foam ...