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HaptX, the company known for its haptic gloves, today announced it’s launching pre-orders for HaptX Gloves G1, a cheaper and more refined haptic glove device that’s squarely targeted at businesses.

Redmond, WA. Today HaptX introduced its new HaptX Gloves G1. The new haptic gloves are remarkably different from the company's first product, the DK2, a high priced glove with a bulkier form factor ...

Redmond-based HaptX is preparing for business in the metaverse age with the launch of a pair of "ground-breaking" haptic gloves that allow enterprise users to get to grips with objects in the virtual ...

HaptX, the company building high-end haptic VR gloves for enterprises, launched its latest model, DK2, which is now available for purchase. The new version is said to have improved haptics, ...

Haptx believes virtual reality will never be fully immersive until it offers a sense of touch. So it’s launching the second version of its Haptx touch-feedback gloves for VR applications. The company ...

HaptX has this week announced a new version of its virtual reality gloves announcing the launch of the new HaptX Gloves DK2. Designed to provide virtual reality uses with true contact haptics for ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. A former tech executive covering AI, XR and The Metaverse for Forbes. HaptX Inc., the leading provider of realistic haptic ...

GeekWire chronicles the Pacific Northwest startup scene. Sign up for our weekly startup newsletter, and check out the GeekWire funding tracker and VC directory. by Kurt Schlosser on Jan 26, 2021 at ...

A company building a very high-tech glove has just gotten its hands on some new money. HaptX is building a sensor-packed glove for VR and robotics applications that simulates haptic and resistance ...

Meta announced Tuesday it was making a haptic-feedback glove that can be used in virtual reality. A startup called HaptX said the glove looks "substantively identical" to its own patented tech.

Meta announced Tuesday it was making a haptic-feedback glove that can be used in virtual reality. A startup called HaptX said the glove looks "substantively identical" to its own patented tech.