AFLCMC reports Contact CI Maestro gloves under SBIR flight-simulator work
The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center reported positive user feedback for Contact CI Maestro haptic gloves in simulator training.
Evidence notes
- AFLCMC said Maestro gloves were produced under an SBIR contract with its Simulators Innovation Team.
- The gloves were used in an MC-12W cockpit simulator by the 137th Special Operations Wing.
- AFLCMC reported that 100 percent of surveyed users were satisfied or very satisfied.
Company context
CONTACT CI builds force and contact interfaces for physical-AI teams. Its products capture human dexterity, translate it into robot-ready data, support haptic teleoperation and turn human intervention into training data for robotic hands and manipulation systems.