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First headphones designed for VR
OSSIC X makes music and sound appears to “move” as you turn your head while using it.
Often, your ears are the first thing to notice when something moves. Now VR is enhanced with that experience. Precise anatomy calibration.
https://www.ossic.com/
Your hands and ngers *are* the controllers
Most VR experiences are still managed with a video game controller. No more! 15 years later, minority report is finally here. Imagine inspecting a product remotely, turning it with your hands.
This device works with high-end and phone-based VR devices.
Sensory touch-screen tech that allows you to “feel” the screen
The device from Tanvas uses electrostatics to control friction to create “virtual touch”. This adds entirely new dimension to digital shopping as well as out of home ads — just to name a few exciting areas...
https://tanvas.co/
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