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Most glove VR devices suffer from the problem of gloves having a significant negative impact on your finger dexterity. This is one of the coolest things about Martino Russi's hand glove design - for teleop, data collection, or even VR. Your fingertips remain uncovered and let you fully manipulate...

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If you want to be a part of this new are of hardware focused data for @Eidon_AI apply below:

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(5 Mil) Black Nitrile Gloves On Sale $45.90 (case of 1,000) choose size: S,M,L,XL and XXL. Save on Bulk Orders of Nitrile Gloves sold by the case. Shop at GLOVESAVER. #nitrilegloves #latexgloves #vinylgloves

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@NepYope This is incredible!

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@NepYope This is really amazing

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@NepYope Cool! Got some simulation of the proprioception? Would love to see how well it can sensor the fingers movements

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@NepYope Working on it on our side right now. @NepYope has some I believe in his YT (and maybe other places?) This OS glove project should be getting way more attention than it is right now.

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