TouchDIVER Pro Haptic Glove

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About TouchDIVER Pro Haptic Glove

TouchDIVER Pro gives both hands tactile output and motion input for extended-reality training, virtual prototyping and remote-control interfaces. Actuators at each fingertip and the palm can combine resistance, surface-texture effects and heating or cooling at the point of contact. Tracking sensors follow the fingers so application software can align the rendered hand and feedback with a simulated object or a separately integrated remote system.

WEART supplies the product as a pair, with each glove weighing about 200 grams. Published thermal output spans 18 to 42 degrees Celsius and finger-position accuracy is stated as two millimetres. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Low Energy and a tethered version cover different latency and deployment needs; batteries support hot swapping. The SDK integrates with Unity, Unreal Engine, C++, C# and Python. Remote-robot behaviour remains a function of the wider teleoperation stack.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Workflows: Robot manipulation research
  • Remote and shared control

    Claimed - 2024-06-12 - The launch gives robotics and teleoperation teams a touch-feedback glove reference for XR-based control workflows.

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Timeline

  • WEART introduces TouchDIVER Pro haptic glove

    2024-06-12 - Product Launch - WEART introduced TouchDIVER Pro as a wearable haptic glove for XR interaction. TouchDIVER Pro extended WEART wearable-haptics line with a clearer commercial product tier. The launch gives robotics and teleoperation teams a touch-feedback glove reference for XR-based control workflows.

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