haptic feedback

Sight and hearing are immersed in virtual reality, but what about touch? The Teslasuit hopes to let you feel things in virtual worlds.

Visa's new sound, animation, and haptic cues will let customers know when they've completed a transaction. They'll debut in 2018.

Researchers at the University of Minnesota have developed a silicone pressure sensor able to be 3D-printed directly onto a person’s hand.

Redux, a startup, has designed tiny microphones that turn a phone's screen into a high-quality speaker -- and deliver tactile touches.

A team of researchers has demonstrated how electrical muscle stimulation could be used to make virtual reality even more immersive.

Using millimeter wave radar sensors, Guidesense can detect obstacles in the environment and relay that information back to the wearer..

Tanvas, a Chicago, Illinois-based startup, unveiled its TanvasTouch technology at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

The creators behind a new robotic system called HeroSurg hope to give surgeons back their haptic feedback to make robotic surgery safer and more precise.

Disney Research is working on a "hybrid hydrostatic transmission and human-safe haptic telepresence robot." More simply. this machine moves like man.

New technology from touchscreen maker Synaptics and supplier Valeo is looking to shake things up with a car touchscreen that shakes itself.

With the help of a cleverly-engineered braking mechanism, the Dexmo exoskeleton glove allows the wearer to feel resistance when then touch a virtual object

At the Wearable Technologies Conference, companies as big as Google bumped elbows with new start ups, sharing ideas and vision for the wearable industry. The future, they say, will see improvements to optics and photonics, miniaturization of designs, and vastly increased computing power.