bHaptics develops wearable haptic devices for gaming and immersive experiences, offering a full-body haptic suit system called TactSuit. The product lineup includes TactSuit Pro and TactSuit Air vests, TactSleeve for arms, TactVisor for head, TactGlove DK3 for hands, and Tactosy for feet, equipped with haptic actuators that provide precise directional feedback. The platform supports PC, VR, sim racing, console gaming, and music/media experiences with over 39,000 dynamic haptic patterns powered by AI. bHaptics offers software tools including bHaptics Player, Studio, Designer, and Live for creating and managing haptic experiences, with compatibility across Steam VR, Meta Quest, and PS VR2. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Daejeon, South Korea, bHaptics has raised approximately $15.4 million in Series C funding from investors including Mirae Asset, Aju IB Investment, KB Investment, Korean Development Bank, and Daesung Startup Investment.
bHaptics
Series CbHaptics develops wearable haptic devices for gaming and immersive experiences, offering a full-body haptic suit system called TactSuit. The product lineup includes TactSuit Pro and TactSuit Air vests, TactSleeve for arms, TactVisor for head, TactGlove DK3 for hands, and Tactosy for feet, equipped with haptic actuators that provide precise directional feedback. The platform supports PC, VR, sim racing, console…
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Virtual Reality > Interactivity Enablers > Output > Haptics > Vests,
Haptic Technology > Applications > Consumer Electronics > Gaming,
Wearable Technology > Gaming Controllers > Internet First Brands,
Gaming Tech > Innovative Gaming Hardware > VR Gaming > Bodysuits
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