Designer Michael Luk of Xomer Studios using the PHANTOM Omni haptic input device. View Slideshow BROOKLYN, New York — I don't know Brett Klisch's wife. So it's especially inappropriate to be ...

Phantom Robotic Manipulandum. A set of PHANTOM haptic interface devices (Sensable Devices, Inc.) is available to allow studies of motor adaptation to an external manipulandum. The PHANTOM is a ...

We can't say we've ever felt the need to experience an accurate sensation of drilling through bone, but if you've always wondered what that was like (or, you know, are actually training to become ...

Another educational haptic device, Phantom Omni, uses force feedback to help visually impaired children interact with 3D shapes. The study highlights handwriting as an area where haptic technology ...

Device puffs virtual objects into reality, lets you feel phantom objects floating in air By Discovery News Published July 23, 2013 11:30am EDT | Updated November 4, 2015 9:13pm EST ...

EPFL researchers have developed a customizable soft robotic system that uses compressed air to produce shape changes, ...

What if the phantom hands grasping your shoulders weren’t just in your head? Enter the Woojer Haptic Vest 3, a device that takes immersion and cranks it ... The haptic feedback is impressive, ...

There are now a number of gloves that deliver tactile sensations to VR users' fingertips when they touch virtual objects. The Phantom glove is unique, however, in that it doesn't cover the fingers ...

The Phantom connects to a device through Bluetooth, creating artificial sensations without pressing on the skin. The rings on the Phantom ‘talk’ to the nerves in your fingers through ...

Sure, it's all fun until we start talking about being virtually sliced with a battle axe or pelted with a rocket launcher -- exactly the idea behind a new technology dubbed "phantom sensation." ...

Thanks to haptic devices, such as, the most well-known PHANToM haptic devices or hand exoskeleton devices, “you can feel or touch what you see”, recognize object shapes, textures, stiffness or ...

Afference announced today that it has raised $1.5 million in funding to develop its new neural interface (or “artificial sensation”) platform, called Phantom.