HaptX raises USD 12M for haptic gloves
HaptX raised USD 12 million to commercialize haptic glove technology used in virtual and robotic interaction.
Evidence notes
- Existing investors NetEase and Amit Kapur of Dawn Patrol Ventures backed the financing.
- The capital supported commercialization of tactile-feedback gloves for enterprise training and teleoperation workflows.
- The capital supports robot manipulation, haptics or human-assistive robotics workflows as HaptX moves toward broader commercial use.
Company context
HaptX builds realistic haptic technology for virtual reality, spatial computing, workforce training, and robotics. Its HaptX Gloves G1 system provides tactile feedback and force feedback so users can feel virtual objects, train hands-on procedures, and operate or study robotic systems through haptic interaction.