By Chris Ullrich, CTO at Immersion
Over the last few months, I introduced the haptic stack – a conceptual framework that we use at Immersion to think about the key technology components of an engaging haptic experience. As a quick refresher, the stack consists of three key layers: design, software (see this post), and hardware (see this post). These layers work together in a highly interdependent way to create a tactile experience that is in harmony…
By David Birnbaum, Distinguished Staff, Technology Strategy
As I noted in my previous article on the Three Haptic Trends to Watch, haptic wellness will make its way into the mainstream over the next few years. It is…
By Felipe Almeida, Sr. UX Researcher and Ranjini Raghuveer, Product Manager at Immersion
As the famous Greek philosopher, Heraclitus said, “Change is the only constant in life.”
The whole world has been affected by the COVID 19 pandemic, not excluding the automotive industry.…
By Chris Ullrich, CTO at Immersion
Over the last two months,
I introduced the haptic stack – a conceptual framework that we use at Immersion
to think about the key technology components of an engaging haptic
experience – and described the hardware layer. As a quick…
By Filip Aleksandrow, Interaction Design Architect Reach him at www.linkedin.com/in/faleksandrow
Statista: Number of smartphone users worldwide from 2016 to 2021(in billions)
Today,
there are over 3.5 billion smartphone users in the world – an astounding 45% of
the…
By Chris Ullrich, CTO at Immersion
Last month, I
introduced the haptic stack, a conceptual framework that we use at Immersion to
think about the key technology components of a delightful haptic experience. As
a quick refresher, the stack consists of three key layers:…
by David Birnbaum, Head of Design Strategy and Outreach
The new decade started off with a bang as companies showcased their latest technologies and offerings at CES 2020. Haptics at CES was especially prominent at this year’s show, with many new solutions, devices,…
New use cases for haptic technology in various markets, including automotive, gaming, IoT, PC and virtual reality, has led to more interest in developing haptic experiences and products with haptic feedback. But jumping into developing…
By Chris Ullrich, CTO at Immersion
Dashboard
When I started my career in haptics over 20 years ago, I worked mostly on military and industrial virtual reality systems with high quality (and expensive) haptic feedback. When Sony put haptics in the DualShock controller,…
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