TouchDIVER Haptic Glove for Operational and Management tasks
In recent years, VR has made waves in task process operations, transforming training, collaboration, data analysis, maintenance, design, and more. More than a usual VR use case, haptics has added value to the user’s experience in VR. In task operations use cases, the combination of VR and haptic gloves like TouchDIVER improves productivity and engagement rates for the final users.
Unique features
- Force feedback, Textures Rendering, Thermal Cues
- Oculus, Pico, HTC, Windows Mixed Reality compatibility
- Unity, Unreal Engine SDKs
- Thermal range between 15°C to 42°C
- Force feedback: 5 Newton’s with a resolution of 0.05 Newton’s
- Texture Library available
- Cable version available
- Standalone and PC-Based setups
- 200gr
- Easy to clean
- CE and FCC certified
- Compliant to IEC 62368-1 safety standard
A tactile dimension for VR training
Training and simulation
During training and simulations in healthcare, aviation, and manufacturing industries, professionals can immerse themselves in realistic training environments by leveraging VR simulators and haptic gloves like the TouchDIVER. Pilots can experience the vibrations and feedback associated with different aircraft controls, further improving the effectiveness of their training.
Remote Collaboration
Combining VR and haptic gloves adds a new dimension to remote collaboration in task operations. With the help of TouchDIVER architects and construction professionals can get more precise feedback and make informed decisions, even when physically separated. This haptic feedback enhances engagement and understanding, revolutionizing the remote collaboration experience.
Remote maintenance
Technicians wearing the TouchDIVER visualize complex datasets and equipment and receive haptic feedback while troubleshooting or performing maintenance tasks remotely. This haptic feedback enhances their ability to diagnose issues, make precise adjustments, and ensure proper equipment functionality, even when physically distant.
Ergonomic Design and Workflow optimization
VR and haptic gloves are crucial in optimizing workspaces, workflows, and product ergonomics. Designers can use the TouchDIVER glove to feel virtual prototypes, assessing virtual products’ comfort, textures, fit, and usability. This capability allows designers to iterate designs for optimal ergonomics and user experiences. By minimizing physical prototyping and accelerating the design process, VR and haptic gloves improve workflow optimization and help deliver products that meet user expectations.
