Haptics for Mobile: the best practices for Android and iOS
To make the most of your mobile haptics and enhance your user experience, you should follow these guidelines.
Experience haptic feedback on mobile games
Today, Interhaptics is launching its Haptic Mobile Games Demonstrator both on Google Play Store and Apple Store! Enhance user experience (UX) with virtual tactile sensations in mobile games.
Nanoport & Interhaptics Partner to Streamline Haptics Development for Wideband HD Motors
Nanoport & Interhaptics are making Wideband HD Haptics more accessible and easier to integrate for hardware companies and developers.
Enhance player immersion with Haptic feedback for iOS & Android games
Interhaptics now supports haptics for mobile and augmented reality (AR)! It gives you the tools to design incredible haptic feedback for smartphones. Enhance players’ immersion by creating and refining haptic feedback for iOS and Android apps.
Sensoryx & Interhaptics partner to streamline the creation of hand tracking interactions for VRFree
Therefore, the two European tech start-ups, Sensoryx, and Interhaptics, are collaborating to integrate the VRfree Gloves with Interhaptics development suite. To bring the most seamless experience possible, Interhaptics will be integrating the VRfree system to enable users with a powerful
Mobile Gaming UX: How Haptics Can Change the Game
Haptics technology is already embedded in the majority of smartphone hardware. However, it has not been leveraged to its full potential. Haptic feedback plays a very important role in the UX for mobile.
Interhaptics & Artiness Collaborate in creating Medical Applications for surgeons on the Hololens 2
Interhaptics is collaborating with Artiness to empower the development of hand tracking and interactions in a Hololens 2 environment for medical and surgical treatment applications
Haptics for mobile early access for Dream XR by Interhaptics
Interhaptics introduced to Dream XR and their community the concept of haptic design for mobile and its use in both augmented reality and virtual reality. The two companies organised a webinar that the Dream XR team hosted back in November
Interhaptics collaborates with Simon Frübis on a multisensory feedback study: haptics for VR/AR/MR
How does multisensory feedback in hand interactions affect the feeling of embodiment in virtual and augmented reality? This is a question that Simon is currently investigating. He is a master’s student in Interaction Design, in Germany. He is passionate about
Interhaptics partner with IDRAC BS to integrate haptic feedback in augmented reality for e-commerce
The objective is to study the impact of haptics on the customer purchase experience and provide actionable managerial insights for marketing managers in an era of multi-, cross- and omnichannel environments via interfaces.
