Robot Teleoperation for Data Collection: A LimX Setup Guide
What a robot teleoperation setup for data collection needs, and how LimX TRON 2 and Oli fit: arms, VR control, sensing, software and hands.
bHaptics has launched their latest lineup of haptic wearables, designed to enhance VR immersion. As the official US retailer, Knoxlabs is proud to offer the TactSuit Pro, TactSuit Air, and TactSleeve. With options for full-body and arm-specific feedback, this range brings VR gaming, training, and social experiences to life.
With 32 ERM motors for high-precision haptic feedback, the TactSuit Pro is ideal for serious VR users. Adjustable straps provide a comfortable fit, and the new control dial and LED status ring offer instant intensity control.
The TactSuit Air offers 16 feedback points in a lightweight design. It's ideal for users looking to enjoy haptics without the bulk of a full-body suit.
The TactSleeve offers powerful arm-targeted haptics for VR shooting and rhythm games. At 40% lighter than previous models, it enables natural movement with precision feedback.
| Feature | TactSuit Pro | TactSuit Air | TactSuit X40 | TactSuit X16 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haptic Points | 32 | 16 | 40 | 16 |
| Battery Life | 13.5 hours | 12 hours | 11 hours | 8 hours |
| Adjustable Intensity | Yes, via control wheel | No | No | No |
| Color Options | Black | Onyx, Ash | Black | Black |
| Compatibility | Meta Quest, Steam VR, PSVR 2 | Meta Quest, Steam VR, PSVR 2 | Meta Quest, Steam VR | Meta Quest, Steam VR |
| Vibration Control | Yes | Limited | Basic | Basic |
| Comfort/Weight | Medium, adjustable | Lightweight | Heavy, adjustable | Lightweight, adjustable |
| Price | $499 | $249 | $419 | $329 |
bHaptics products are proudly part of the "Made for Meta" program, ensuring seamless compatibility with Meta Quest headsets, including Meta Quest 2 and Meta Quest 3. These haptic devices offer native support for Meta VR environments, giving users an optimized experience with minimal setup. Whether you're diving into VRChat, Beat Saber, or immersive training applications, bHaptics’ direct integration with Meta makes it the ideal choice for Quest users looking for enhanced feedback and interaction.
With its advanced haptic technology, bHaptics has become a popular choice in VR arcades and other location-based entertainment (LBE) environments. VR arcades benefit from bHaptics’ durable design, reliable wireless connectivity, and support for over 270 VR titles. The full-body haptics of the TactSuit Pro or the arm-targeted feedback of the TactSleeve bring a new dimension of realism to VR games. Arcade owners and operators can easily integrate bHaptics gear into their setups, providing a memorable, immersive experience that keeps customers coming back.
The new bHaptics models support over 270 VR games across Meta Quest, Steam VR, and PSVR 2. These devices also include audio-to-haptics functionality, which generates feedback based on audio cues for a wider range of experiences, even if a game does not have native haptic support. Simply connect to your VR headset via the bHaptics app, allowing you to adjust firmware, customize intensity, and explore supported games effortlessly.
Interested in implementing haptic technology for VR arcades or specialized training environments? Knoxlabs provides tailored solutions and consultation for professionals seeking the best immersive technology. Reach out to our team to discuss how bHaptics products can elevate the VR experiences you offer.
What a robot teleoperation setup for data collection needs, and how LimX TRON 2 and Oli fit: arms, VR control, sensing, software and hands.
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