Could this VR aroma device be the future of 4D smell-o-vision cinema?
Researchers suggest scents could also be used in medicine and education as well, helping people trigger memories and communicate.
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Researchers suggest scents could also be used in medicine and education as well, helping people trigger memories and communicate.
A wireless, battery-powered, and ultra-soft system can make virtual reality (VR) applications more user friendly.
The city university of hong kong has developed 'wetac', a wearable electronic 'skin' that provides tactile feedback to users in VR.
Researchers in Hong Kong have developed an advanced wireless haptic interface system called WeTac, claimed to provide a ‘personalised, vivid touch experience’ for VR users.
CityU’s advanced robotic VR system teleoperates robots for COVID-19 swab tests