Bezalel is an open-source, low-cost 3D printable solution for pin-based tactile interfaces. The project aims to benefit the blind community
Proprioception and feeling of touch through high-dimensional vibrational patterns on the skin via NeoSensory Buzz
Help low visibility swimmers avoid obstacles and know when they're approaching a wall with haptics, as well as provide safety features.
Arduino-based sensing devices and an iOS app for the Neosensory Buzz, enabling you to feel changes in the air quality around you.
Smart spectacles designed to help visually impaired people navigate easily and shop independently in a mall.
Haptapp Uploader is an educational game that teaches people to read from haptic feedback.
A pair of devices to tackle Coronavirus spread through decontamination and behavioral modification.
Learn to control a body that isn't yours. Teach your brain to understand how your digital body moves and feels in a virtual world
HapPing is a sensory substitution application for feeling the status and stability of your network connection through vibrations.
An immersive, web-based biofeedback environment enhanced by haptic feedback from the Neosensory Buzz.
Utilizing a camera, Raspberry Pi, and three haptic motors, this machine will navigate visually impared swimmers in swimming pools.
A design without implementation for open-source wireless command of a rover with a haptic interface, based on the CapSense technology.
The main goal of the project is to let people to have force feedback in gamification scenarios or touching virtual artifacts in museums
Explore tactile sensing with the 3D Magnetic Finger, turning touch and deformation into real-time sensor data.
No screen, no voice. A flywheel on your back uses gyroscopic precession to twist your torso left or right — and tell you where to turn.
A private, pocketable acoustic awareness bridge that notices important sounds in another space—without cloud microphones or stored audio.