Imagine being able to experience the sensation of a virtual object as if it were physically present in your hand. With haptic technology, this is now becoming a reality. One of the latest (& coolest) innovations in this field is our Metahaptics technology. By revolutionizing the way we interact with digital content, Metahaptics is taking Haptic Feedback to new heights, opening up a world of possibilities for industries.
What is Metahaptics?
Metahaptics is our patented technology that takes haptic sensation to the next level. Metahaptics allows data, information, and sound to be transformed into immersive experiences, enhancing existing and new products in a way that was previously unimaginable.
With Metahaptics, products can be enhanced with realistic Haptic Feedback that closely mimics the sensation of touch. This technology can create a wide range of sensations, providing users with a truly immersive experience. Metahaptics has the potential to transform the way we interact with technology.
What is so sensational about it?
By integrating Metahaptics technology into your products, you can offer your customers an unparalleled level of immersion and interactivity. Whether it is gaming controller, car chair, or any other product. With this innovative technology, your products can provide users with a more realistic and engaging experience, leading to increased customer satisfaction and loyalty.
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Haptic Feedback creates a much more immersive experience than traditional surround sound.
In today’s competitive market, it is essential to stay ahead of the curve and offer customers the latest in innovative technology. With Metahaptics, you can differentiate your products and take them to the next level of immersion. So, get ready to transform your products and offer your customers an unforgettable experience with Metahaptics technology.
Leave your senses reeling
You think 7.1 Surround Sound is cool? Combine it with Metahaptics, now that is cool. (Listen here to a 7.1 Surround Test Demo) Metahaptics can transform the full sound spectrum of up to 20,000 Hertz into touch experiences. This means that users can not only hear the music or sounds they are listening to, but they can also feel it in a physical way. This creates a much more immersive experience than traditional surround sound, allowing users to feel as though they are truly a part of the music or audio they are listening to.
Our technology works by creating Haptic Feedback in form of vibrations. Users can not only feel the beat of the music, but they can also feel the individual notes and tones in a way that is impossible with traditional surround sound systems.
Feel data – turn numbers into touch experiences
In today’s world, products are becoming increasingly sophisticated, leveraging a range of data and information streams to improve the user experience. This data can come in many forms, including feedback, alerts, contextual information, and more. The challenge is how to effectively use this data to create a better user experience.
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Metahaptics allow you to leverage existing product data and build it into haptic feedback experiences.
Metahaptics can address this challenge by allowing you to leverage existing product data and build it into Haptic Feedback experiences. By using Haptic Feedback, you can provide users with additional sensory information that can be used to enhance the overall user experience.
For example, Haptic Feedback can be used to provide drivers with information about a range of vehicle systems, such as engine performance, tire pressure, and even navigation directions. A driver could feel a vibration in their seat or steering wheel to indicate that their tire pressure is low or that they need to turn right at the next intersection.
The key advantage of Metahaptics is that it allows you to use your existing product data to create Haptic Feedback experiences, which can provide users with additional value without requiring them to learn a new interface or interact with the device in a different way. This means that the same data that is already being collected can be used to create an even better user experience.