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Development is divided evenly across the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift platforms, each accounting for 31% of projects created, with other major VR platforms such as Samsung Gear VR, OSVR, and Daydream rounding out the bottom numbers. University of Florida, USA. image courtesy VR First. image courtesy VR First. Universität Hamburg, Germany.
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Through the HaptX SDK and in collaboration with the University of Central Florida Modeling Simulation and Training Lab, this project has achieved multiuser haptics functionality to support collaborative haptic scenarios.
Through the HaptX SDK and in collaboration with the University of Central Florida Modeling Simulation and Training Lab , this project has achieved multiuser haptics functionality to support collaborative haptic scenarios.
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