Haply Robotics

Haply Robotics

"Bringing touch to technology"

Montreal haptic-tech startup building force-feedback controllers and the HARP platform for robot teleoperation and physical AI training.

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Company Overview

Haply Robotics Inc. is a Montreal, Quebec-based haptic technology company founded in 2018 by CEO Colin Gallacher. The company designs and manufactures precision force-feedback haptic controllers — including the Inverse3, Inverse3 X, MinVerse 3D Mouse, and the HARP (Human Advanced Robotics Platform) — that add the sense of touch to virtual reality, robotic teleoperation, surgical simulation, 3D design, and physical AI training workflows. Partners include NVIDIA, AWS, Unity, Kinova, KUKA, Pfizer, and Mecademic.

Haply has raised $16 million CAD in seed-plus financing and serves over 150 customers including ~30 Fortune 500 enterprises. The company is recognized as a CES 2026 Innovation Honoree.

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Products & Solutions

HARP

Haptic teleoperation platform enabling touch-enabled physical AI training and remote robotic control.

Inverse3

Portable haptic device for intuitive 3D navigation and robot control.

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Contact Haply Robotics

WEBSITE

https://www.haply.co

EMAIL

[email protected]

PHONE

+1 450 900 1223

HEADQUARTERS

4316 Boulevard Saint-Laurent
Suite 400
Montreal , Quebec  H2W 1Z5

Canada

Company Facts

Founded

2018

Primary Role

Manufacturer

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Primary Region

North America

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