Paired with realistic tactile feedback and virtual reality, this creates an immersive fire training experience. From holding the extinguisher to spraying, learners receive real-time feedback and precise guidance, enabling repeated practice in simulated scenarios to improve accuracy and response speed, enhancing real-world readiness.
Haptic gloves can be applied in fields such as healthcare, experiential training, and maintenance, enhancing realism. For example, simulating fire extinguisher operations in VR firefighting scenarios, medical training and rehabilitation therapy, immersive gaming experiences in the experience economy, and simulating maintenance operations to help technicians practice real tasks, improving efficiency and safety.
The SenseGlove NOVA2 haptic gloves use passive magnetic brake force feedback to replicate the sense of object density and size when gripped. They also feature Linear Resonant Actuators (LRA) for tactile feedback on the fingers and six degrees of freedom finger tracking, enabling users to realistically interact with virtual objects, feeling their size, shape, and resistance.
Fire extinguisher VR drill with haptic gloves