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This incredibly thin haptic patch lets you feel interactions in VR and AR.
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When I’m playing this on Apple Vision Pro, I genuinely feel like I can touch and feel small vibrations as my hands are hitting these balls. It is amazing.!

did you say 'feel'?

i got an idea

Reducing the dot size will make ncrease the sensitivity. Just like mega pixels in mobile.

This is fascinating. Probably needs to be densified by 10x to 50x.

Nice, now make a body suit!

The matrix dystopia is one step closer

this is really cool, but I think it will have different applications if you know what I mean 😅

This is super interesting. It's like analog before we get our devices implanted into our brains and go digital.

in 2 weeks it they'll be manufacturing condoms like this.

I can't wait for one day when VR will control our nerves and prevent us from moving our arms through object. Just imagine a parkour game where it actually feels lime the real deal

pls gib!!…

Oh, blind folks will love it!

👀

No one will believe me, but the idea of this (not the implementation) occurred to me 20 years ago, albeit not in the context of VR, but as an alternative to mouse and keyboards. I still stand by it. Imagine interacting with your real PC using a virtual interface.

Admit if you know exactly what you'll be doing with this technology.

@_colonel_panic @_madbot_

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gooners are going to use this technology inappropriately.

Crazy

It's a fantastic technology. I'd like to see this same concept applied to a print-to-Braille translator.

But what does it feel like on the g-spot?

can i put this on my...nevermind

Do they have any tubular ones too? No particular reason…

Cooll

Freedom Scientific (@FreedomSci ) makes hardware for the blind/vision impaired including a Braille keyboard that moves like this. This tech is something I hope they're aware of; it could be useful to them.

Need electrodes to stop arm moving
