Vti Brings VR One Step Closer
from the I-can-feel-your-email dept
Vti is a very interesting company; they basically sell touch sensitive VR gloves that can also be used to give robots a sense of touch (when used in a sort of reverse fashion). Currently, their gloves are only built for business uses, but their product pipeline includes a sub-$100 consumer VR glove. Consumers have been waiting a long time for these tactile devices and I feel fairly confident that Vti can deliver based on their track record.
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