Touch
Touch is a motorized device that applies force feedback on the users' hand, allowing them to feel virtual objects and producing true-to-life touch sensations as users manipulates on-screen 3D objects. Leading companies integrate Touch haptic devices into their work to achieve compelling solutions using the realistic sense of touch.
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You can use Touch haptic devices in diverse applications including simulation, training, skills assessment, rehearsal, virtual assembly, robotic control, collision detection, machine interface design, rehabilitation, mapping, and more.
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When used with the OpenHaptics® developer software toolkit, the Touch allows developers to design and deploy haptic programs rapidly, do mash-ups into existing applications, try out new ideas, and create haptically-enabled products.
The Touch™ is a mid-range, professional haptic device used in research, 3D modeling and OEM applications
The award-winning Touch haptic device offers an affordable and versatile desktop solution, making it an excellent choice for customers engaged in haptic research. Designed with a portable, compact footprint and ergonomic form, it delivers a comfortable user experience while maintaining precision. The device features a compact force feedback workspace, 6-degrees-of-freedom positional sensing, and 3-degrees-of-freedom force feedback, ensuring accurate and responsive performance. It connects via USB 2.0 or 3.0, providing flexibility for modern setups.
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The Touch comes with a comfortable molded-rubber stylus finished with textured paint, a removable and customizable stylus option, and two integrated momentary stylus switches for added functionality. A built-in stylus-docking inkwell enhances usability and convenience. Built with a durable combination of metal components and injection-molded plastics, the Touch is made for long-lasting performance. It also supports the OpenHaptics® SDK, as well as Unity and Unreal plug-ins, making it a powerful and flexible tool for researchers, developers, and innovators working in haptic applications.