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NEXT GENERATION

ENTERPRISE HAPTIC GLOVES FOR VR TRAINING

TactraFlex haptic glove showing 22 vibrotactile zones across the fingers and palm
X-ray view of the TactraFlex glove revealing the internal tendon-drive assembly
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HOW IT WORKS

DUAL-MODE HAPTICS IN A SINGLE LIGHTWEIGHT GLOVE

01.

VIBROTACTILE
FEEDBACK

22 independent vibrotactile actuators across fingers and palm deliver texture, impact, and surface cues at fingertip resolution.

02.

TENDON-
DRIVEN
FORCE
FEEDBACK

3-channel cable-driven resistance simulates grip, object boundaries, and physical constraints. Real resistance —not vibration.

FEEL WHAT'S NEXT

The first force-feedback glove designed for native optical hand tracking. Tendon-driven resistance. 22 vibrotactile zones. Under 150g. Fully wireless.

No external trackers. No base stations. No exoskeletons.
Deployable force realism for enterprise XR.

INTEGRATION PIPELINE

OpenXR-native. No proprietary runtime.

COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

TACTRAFLEX
VS. THE FIELD

Feature
TactraFlex™
HaptX
SenseGlove
Manus
bHaptics
Enterprise Ready

✓

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Mod.
Ltd.
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OpenXR SDK

✓

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Fully Wireless

✓

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✓
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Lightweight (<200g)

✓

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No Base Stations

✓

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True Force Feedback

✓

✓
✓
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Native Optical Tracking

✓

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✓*
* bHaptics supports optical tracking but offers vibration only — no force feedback.

The only system combining force feedback + optical tracking
compatibility + zero infrastructure.

READY TO BRING
TOUCH TO YOUR TRAINING?

We’ll discuss your training environment, integration requirements, and how force feedback can improve outcomes
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Operator wearing TactraFlex haptic gloves and a VR headset in a training control room

VALIDATION

INSTITUTIONAL BACKING.
ENTERPRISE TRACTION.

Patent Issued
Dual-Mode Haptic Systems - July 2026
ASU ScaleU
Accelerator Program
WearTech Grant
Innovation Award Recipient
Idealab Arizona
Venture Studio Backed
Soldier in a command center training in VR with a TactraFlex haptic glove for defense applications

DEFENCE

Equipment handling, weapon systems, maintenance. Force feedback for high-stakes muscle memory.
Nurse on a hospital ward practicing clinical skills in VR with a TactraFlex haptic glove

HEALTHCARE

Surgical simulation, device training. Tactile fidelity bridging virtual and physical skill.
Student in a lecture hall training in VR with a TactraFlex haptic glove

EDUCATION

Sim labs, research, XR programs. Affordable force feedback for spatial computing.
Industrial worker on a production floor training in VR with a TactraFlex haptic glove

INDUSTRIAL

Assembly, QC, tool operation. Reduce ramp time and errors with haptic training.

APPLICATIONS 

WHERE TOUCH TRANSFORMS
TRAINING

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