Hey there! So I imagine based on your "you guys" comment you're actually thinking of NullspaceVR [0]. They are a team out of Rochester University that is developing a slew of haptic devices. I got to talk to them some and they are a very good group of people that hopefully we can do some work together in the near future.
I was there with DCVR [1]. We're a social meetup group for entrepreneurs and hobbyists in the Washington DC area centered around virtual reality. We decided to organize and put a booth together to help promote our individual projects, while also trying to grow our local community for our meetups. But otherwise, in regards to my projects, I was there myself.
Since you sound like you're in the area, please come to our next DCVR meetup. They are a lot of fun and it's probably one of the best ways to get involved with VR from scratch right now.
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Hi! I saw you guys there! A friend suggested that adjustable tension in the glove rather than haptics might be a good way to deal with interaction.
Hey there! So I imagine based on your "you guys" comment you're actually thinking of NullspaceVR [0]. They are a team out of Rochester University that is developing a slew of haptic devices. I got to talk to them some and they are a very good group of people that hopefully we can do some work together in the near future.
I was there with DCVR [1]. We're a social meetup group for entrepreneurs and hobbyists in the Washington DC area centered around virtual reality. We decided to organize and put a booth together to help promote our individual projects, while also trying to grow our local community for our meetups. But otherwise, in regards to my projects, I was there myself.
Since you sound like you're in the area, please come to our next DCVR meetup. They are a lot of fun and it's probably one of the best ways to get involved with VR from scratch right now.
[0] https://twitter.com/nullspacevr
[1] http://www.meetup.com/Virtual-Reality-DCVR/