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BHaptics Announces $299 VR Haptic Gloves

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TactGlove is compatible with hand tracking systems like the Meta Quest and Leap Motion. Recently, the company announced TactGlove, its first consumer-friendly haptic gloves designed for use with compatible camera-based hand tracking systems like Meta Quest and Ultraleap’s Leap Motion. Feature Image Credit: bHaptics.

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Most Popular XR Hand and Eye Tracking Reviews 2022

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The STRATOS solution can track the motion of a user’s hands using the Leap Motion control, then project tactile effects to provide unique feedback. Ultraleap Leap Motion Controller. More than just a hand tracking solution, this system comes with the ability to built haptic feedback into your XR interactions.

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Ultraleap Hyperion Makes The Best Hand Tracking Tech Even Better

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Hyperion supports the Leap Motion Controller 2 addon, which supports almost any headset (including standalone headsets) via USB or can be integrated into a headset's existing sensor suite by headset makers. Leap Motion Controller 2 owners can download Hyperion on from Ultraleap's downloads page.

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VRChat Now Has Beta Support For Hand Tracking On PC

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The VRChat standalone app on the Quest Store has supported hand tracking since late 2022. Or with any native PC VR headset, you can use the open-source SteamVR driver for the Leap Motion 2 addon. The open beta of the PC version of VRChat now natively supports hand tracking, via the SteamVR Skeletal Input system.

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Most Innovative XR Hand and Eye Tracking Vendors to Watch in 2022

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Here are some of the main companies you should be watching in 2022. The company offers a range of modules, including the Stratos Inspire, and Leap Motion controller. These tools open the door for everything from completely hands-free XR user interfaces to intelligent foveated rendering.

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“Our Kids Are Going to Get Really Weird” – David Holz on AR/VR in 2022

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At last week’s SVVR conference, Leap Motion CTO David Holz talked about how the third generation of VR/AR devices will pipe everything from ultrasonic depth sensing to infrared night vision directly into our consciousness. What if you could see through walls like Superman? But that’s going to change. Let us know in the comments.

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Soccer Balls and Galaxies: David Holz on the Future of VR, Inputs, and Sensors

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Last week at Vision Summit , Leap Motion CTO David Holz talked about the rapidly emerging future of VR technologies and what it means for human experience. Some of the future from his talk last year on the road to 2022 has already happened, while other trends are shifting the landscape in unexpected ways. feet) right now.