"Feel the Virtual World"
Microfluidic haptic gloves delivering true-contact tactile and force feedback for VR training and robotic teleoperation.
HaptX (founded 2012, formerly AxonVR) develops pneumatic microfluidic haptic gloves that physically displace the user's skin to simulate touch in virtual and remote environments. The HaptX Gloves G1 feature 135 tactile actuators per hand, up to 1.5 mm skin displacement, and up to 40 lbs of force feedback per finger. Primary applications span robotic teleoperation, workforce training simulation, and virtual product design.
The company is headquartered in San Luis Obispo, CA with offices in Seattle, WA, and has raised $61.45 M through Series B. HaptX also provides an SDK for Unity and Unreal Engine integration.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Pneumatic haptic gloves with 135 tactile actuators per hand for true-contact VR and robotic teleoperation.
High-torque-density, zero-backlash strain wave gearbox with tilt-resistant output bearing for robot axes and positioning systems.
High-torque modular smart actuator with up to 140 Nm continuous torque for custom robots in demanding environments.
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https://haptx.comHEADQUARTERS
United States
Company Facts
Founded
2012
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Manufacturer
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Primary Region
North America
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