Interview by Ben Lang from Road to VR at CES 2018
CES 2018 Interview with Tactical Haptics
Hands-on: Tactical Haptics’ Vive Demo is Further Proof That VR Needs More Than Rumble
…Tactical Haptics created a simple 3D printed attachment to mount the Vive controller to the wireless Reactive Grip controller.During demos of the system at VR Launchpad, the company strapped users into the HTC Vive headset and handed them one of the Reactive Grip controllers along with one of the normal Vive controllers in the other …
Reactive Grip Brings Tactile Feedback to the Razer Hydra, Other Motion Input Devices
As Ben Lang says in his interview introduction, Will Provancher is one of the OG’s of virtual reality. Tactical Haptic’s ‘Reactive Grip’ controller was one of the few peripherals shown back at GDC 2013 that aimed to enhance immersion compared with standard input devices. The Road to VR team caught up with Tactical Haptics again …
Tactical Haptics Reactive Grip Controller: Smaller Size, STEM Support, Heading to Kickstarter
Reactive Grip is an interesting technology by Tactical Haptics which lets you feel feelback from games in the palm of your hands. The company plans to take their prototype to Kickstarter to raise money for production versions of their controller. They say that motion component of the controller will support Sixense STEM and other trackers. …
Tactical Haptics Reactive Grip Controller: Smaller Size, STEM Support, Heading to Kickstarter
Reactive Grip is an interesting technology by Tactical Haptics which lets you feel feelback from games in the palm of your hands. The company plans to take their prototype to Kickstarter to raise money for production versions of their controller. They say that motion component of the controller will support Sixense STEM and other trackers…
Reactive Grip Brings Tactile Feedback to the Razer Hydra, Other Motion Input Devices
At GDC 2013, a company called Tactical Haptics showed off a tactile-feedback system, called Reactive Grip, for motion-controlled input devices. The prototype I got to use consisted of a hacked up Razer Hydra built into a 3D printed housing with four sliders that move up and down in your hand as you grip the unit. …