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With the concept of virtual reality technology dynamic warming, somatosensory and wearable devices have ushered in a new round of innovation, the public is not concerned about the past haptic peripherals frequent appearance in the market and crowdfunding platform. The Skinter face team at the Royal College of Art in London has also responded to this trend and has recently developed a VR skin that meets the touch needs of the virtual reality world.
Wearable clothing: VR skin that embodies simulated skin feel
As the concept of virtual reality warms up, somatosensory and wearable devices have ushered in a new round of innovations. Tactile peripherals that the public did not pay much attention to have frequently appeared in the market and in crowdfunding platforms. The Skinter face team at the Royal College of Art in London has also responded to this trend and has recently developed a VR skin that meets the touch needs of the virtual reality world.
This "skin" is actually only a set of personal wearable clothes, which is different from the laser positioning used by Light house and Oculus's infrared positioning. Skinter face adopts acoustic wave technology uniquely. This technique is similar to the sound of a submarine mounted on a submarine. It can approximate the user's movements and behaviors through sound feedback.
In order to satisfy different tactile sensations, the "skin" of Skinter face is very cleverly designed with a magnet feedback system that can simulate the different tactile sensations by the difference in vibration intensity. The Skinter face project is still in the exploratory and experimental stage. They try to extend the equipment to game entertainment and medical applications after the product is molded.
In contrast, Tactical Haptics' tactile peripherals are somewhat "rough." The general shape of a flying rocker can only reflect simple senses such as friction and pressure. The haptic peripheral Gloveone is similar to this, but changes the peripheral's wear way to the more close-fitting glove form. From this point of view, the universality of "VR skin" in Skinter face seems to be higher. Excluding additional factors such as cost and space should also provide users with better senses.
Wearable clothing: VR skin that embodies simulated skin feel
As the concept of virtual reality warms up, somatosensory and wearable devices have ushered in a new round of innovations. Tactile peripherals that the public did not pay much attention to have frequently appeared in the market and in crowdfunding platforms. The Skinter face team at the Royal College of Art in London has also responded to this trend and has recently developed a VR skin that meets the touch needs of the virtual reality world.
This "skin" is actually only a set of personal wearable clothes, which is different from the laser positioning used by Light house and Oculus's infrared positioning. Skinter face adopts acoustic wave technology uniquely. This technique is similar to the sound of a submarine mounted on a submarine. It can approximate the user's movements and behaviors through sound feedback.
In order to satisfy different tactile sensations, the "skin" of Skinter face is very cleverly designed with a magnet feedback system that can simulate the different tactile sensations by the difference in vibration intensity. The Skinter face project is still in the exploratory and experimental stage. They try to extend the equipment to game entertainment and medical applications after the product is molded.
In contrast, Tactical Haptics' tactile peripherals are somewhat "rough." The general shape of a flying rocker can only reflect simple senses such as friction and pressure. The haptic peripheral Gloveone is similar to this, but changes the peripheral's wear way to the more close-fitting glove form. From this point of view, the universality of "VR skin" in Skinter face seems to be higher. Excluding additional factors such as cost and space should also provide users with better senses.
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