Kalank and Interhaptics are joining forces today to study the impact of haptic feedback on mobile gaming, and more particularly augmented reality (AR) content.
For experience creators who are used to content being platform-neutral, the haptic landscape is highly fragmented and inconsistent, which impedes creative exploration of the use of haptics to make novel user experiences.
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 are making Wideband HD Haptics more accessible and easier to integrate for hardware companies and developers.
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.
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.
Haptics is ongoing a second renaissance in the latest year, with several markets implementing haptics technologies to solve different human interaction challenges. We see today haptics technologies in automotive, gaming, IoT, Virtual and augmented reality, wearable, smartphones, and other related
Interhaptics was released to the public in September 2020. It supports an extensive list of XR controllers, hand tracking systems, and haptic devices.
In March 2020 Interhaptics was accepted to join Oculus ISV Program and was able to play a part in the pre-release testing of the Oculus Quest 2.
Virtual commerce is a powerful tool for companies to promote their products and increase their sales. V-Commerce development is already showing promising results both in complex machinery sales and real estate visit with VR, and retail commerce with AR
