On Thursday, May 27th, key players from the haptics, hand tracking, and VR training industries gathered to discuss the scaling of haptics in VR training applications. It addressed how a company can leverage haptic technology across all their virtual training
Interhaptics and the VR@POLITO lab of Politecnico di Torino University in Turin, Italy, are collaborating in a study of the impact of haptics in virtual reality (VR) training through an M.Sc. thesis project by Matteo Piviotti.
Haptic Sources are essential for linking the Interhaptics Engine to the game mec...
The core logic of the Interhaptics Engine involves two main elements: haptic ren...
Before the Interhaptics Engine can render a haptic effect, the corresponding .ha...
To use the Interhaptics Engine, it must be initialized. The following Engine API...
.haps files are standard text files that store haptic parameters for designed ha...
Device Providers are a collection of precompiled libraries responsible for estab...
The Interhaptics Engine Library is a precompiled C++ library that provides essen...
To successfully integrate the Interhaptics Engine into a game application, the f...
The Interhaptics Engine includes the following components required to do in-engi...
This documentation provides an overview of the functions available in the Interh...
void ClearEvent(int _hMaterialID); Clears a specific haptic source, whether it i...
