New Haptic Technology Promises Remote Sense of Touch for AR, VR Users
Today’s virtual reality experiences are primarily focused on the senses of sight and sound, but a new advancement in the field of haptics promises to bring an immersion-boosting sense of touch to VR technology. (...)
Source: xbiz.com | 2019-11-28Read all
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