vr handschuhe oculus bHaptics TactGlove DK2 Wireless Haptic Gloves (Pair)

vr handschuhe oculus bHaptics TactGlove DK2 Wireless Haptic Gloves (Pair)The bHaptics TactGlove DK1 Wireless Haptic Gloves are the perfect VR accessories, allowing you to experience virtual reality with tactile feedback. Make your VR experience more immersive with the DK1 Wireless Haptic Gloves, featuring haptic feedback technology for a realistic feel. Get ready to take your VR experience to the next level. Note: For non developers, we do NOT recommend purchasing TactGlove DK1 Wireless Haptic Gloves (Pair) due to its

The bHaptics TactGlove DK1 Wireless Haptic Gloves are the perfect VR accessories, allowing you to experience virtual reality with tactile feedback. Make your VR experience more immersive with the DK1 Wireless Haptic Gloves, featuring haptic feedback technology for a realistic feel. Get ready to take your VR experience to the next level.

Note: For non-developers, we do NOT recommend purchasing TactGlove DK1 Wireless Haptic Gloves (Pair) due to its current lack of native support.

Features

• Natural Interaction: 12 haptic feedback points provide a realistic and immersive VR experience
• Neuromorphic Algorithm: Mimics human tactile adaptation for the most natural haptic feedback
• User-Friendly Design: Lightweight, stretchy fabric and easy to put on and take off
• Versatile Fit: Available in 4 sizes (S, M, L, XL) and includes washable inner gloves
• Wireless Connectivity: Bluetooth Low Energy technology ensures latency-free control

Specs

Haptics: 6 haptic feedback points (each), LRA motors
Connectivity: Bluetooth Low Energy technology (BLE)
Battery: Li-ion rechargeable battery
Charging: 2hrs with 5V 0.5A (max)
Playtime*: 3.5hours
Compatible With: Commercial VR/AR HMDs with camera-based hand tracking systems
Size Dimension and Weight**:
(S) : 225mm x 92 mm, 107g
(M) : 231mm x 95 mm, 110g
(L) : 236 mm x 100 mm, 112g
(XL) : 244 mm x 104 mm, 115g

*When all feedback points are operating for 1 sec. in every 5 sec. at maximum intensity.
**Main + Outer Glove (excluding inner glove)

In the Box

TactGlove DK1 (Pair): Inner, Main, Outer Gloves
USB Type C Charging Cable (Pair)
User Manual

Video

FAQ

I see a note that discourages non-developers from purchasing the TactGlove DK1. Why is that?
At the current stage, TactGlove DK1 is primarily designed for developers, as there are limited apps or games that natively support it. The bHaptics' primary goal is to broaden the range of compatible content and games before making it widely accessible to non-developer consumers. We highly recommend non-developer users to consider purchasing the product when there's ample compatible content available. You can check the bHpatics content list on their website for the latest updates: https://www.bhaptics.com/compatibility/vr

Can TactGlove DK1 be used with VR headsets without camera-based hand tracking systems?
The TactGlove DK1 is specifically designed to work with VR/AR HMDs that use camera-based hand tracking systems. It may not be compatible with other hand tracking methods.

How long does the battery last on the TactGlove DK1?
The battery lasts up to 3.5 hours of playtime when all feedback points are operating for 1 second in every 5 seconds at maximum intensity.

Can I use TactGlove DK1 with a non-VR system or application?
The TactGlove DK1 is primarily designed for VR and AR systems. Compatibility with non-VR systems or applications would depend on the specific software or hardware integration.

How do I clean and maintain my TactGlove DK1?
The TactGlove DK1 features three layers: inner, main, and outer gloves. You can easily remove and wash the inner gloves to maintain hygiene. Avoid washing the main and outer gloves, as this may damage the electronic components.

Is the TactGlove DK1 appropriate for developers?
Absolutely! The TactGlove DK1 is specifically designed for developers. The integration with the SDK is vital for seamless integration of haptic feedback into VR/AR applications.

Can the TactGlove DK1 be used with console-based VR systems?
Compatibility with console-based VR systems will depend on the specific console and its ability to support camera-based hand tracking systems. Check with your console's manufacturer for compatibility details.