XR Controller
Haption Virtuose 6D TAO
By Haption
A large-workspace haptic leader interface for robot teleoperation, with six active force-feedback axes, an ergonomic handle and passive analog finger-gripper control.
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Device: Virtuose 6D TAO
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- Ships from France. Configuration and lead time are confirmed before order.
- Hardware, software and integration are itemized in the final quotation.
- Quoted hardware pricing includes an estimated import allowance. Final freight, tax and customs treatment are confirmed on quote.
- Confirm TAO versus TAO High Force for the exact robot payload and task before order.
Product details
Overview
A large-workspace haptic leader interface for robot teleoperation, with six active force-feedback axes, an ergonomic handle and passive analog finger-gripper control.
Key capabilities
- Six-axis robot control: Feel translation forces and rotational torque through a large-workspace operator interface.
- ERGO handle: Four user buttons, an LED, hand-presence detection and an analog finger gripper support teleoperation.
- Forearm controls: A dedicated button box extends operator actions without releasing the handle.
- TREX integration: Pair with the separately configured TREX controller and robot-specific license.
Technical specifications
| Active feedback | 6 active axes plus passive analog finger gripper |
|---|---|
| Translation workspace | 1,313 × 640 × 954 mm |
| Rotation workspace | 320° × 110° × 257° |
| Peak / continuous force | 35 N / 10 N |
| Peak / continuous torque | 3.3 Nm / 1 Nm |
| Position resolution | 0.0164 mm |
| Rotation resolution | 0.003° |
| Device mass | 17 kg, plus 3.4 kg external power supply |
| Maximum translation stiffness | 2,000 N/m |
| Maximum rotation stiffness | 40 Nm/rad |
| Power consumption | 200 W average; 800 W maximum |
| Supply voltage | 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, single phase |
| Control update rate | 1,000 Hz |
| Software integration | Native C/C++ interface with Windows and Linux support; ROS, ROS 2 and CHAI3D drivers are listed by Haption. Unity and Unreal integration is available through partners. Other development environments require application integration and are not assumed to include example drivers. |
| Supply route | Ships from France; availability and dispatch timing confirmed with Haption |
| Price basis | Configuration-specific quotation |
Configuration and delivery
- Ships from France. Configuration and lead time are confirmed before order.
- Hardware, software and integration are itemized in the final quotation.
- Quoted hardware pricing includes an estimated import allowance. Final freight, tax and customs treatment are confirmed on quote.
Pairing and licensing
What is included?
The current device configuration uses the ERGO handle and forearm button box. A supported SDK/API license or TREX solution must be selected separately and itemized before order. The follower robot, optional sensors, displays and integration services are separate unless listed.
What needs configuration review?
TAO and TAO High Force require a separately selected SDK/API license or TREX solution. The supplier price sheet lists VirtuoseAPI, RaptorAPI, TREX and TAO2000 routes. Confirm the current supported route and license scope with Haption; the TREX permanent site SDK is not automatically required for every TAO project.
When should I choose TAO High Force?
Haption's October 2026 application guidance calls for Virtuose 6D TAO High Force for robots with a payload of 3 kg and above. Older datasheet and bundle guidance describes different standard-TAO pairings, so Haption must confirm the leader selection for the exact robot and task before order.
Do I need to buy a separate ERGO handle?
Current TAO and TAO High Force configurations use the ERGO handle and forearm button box. A separate ERGO purchase is for a quoted replacement or approved upgrade, rather than an automatic duplicate accessory. ERGO does not fit Desktop 6D.
Features
- Six-axis robot control—Feel translation forces and rotational torque through a large-workspace operator interface.
- ERGO handle—Four user buttons, an LED, hand-presence detection and an analog finger gripper support teleoperation.
- Forearm controls—A dedicated button box extends operator actions without releasing the handle.
- TREX integration—Pair with the separately configured TREX controller and robot-specific license.
Technical Specifications
Product specifications, requirements, and deployment details.
Technical specifications
- Active feedback
- 6 active axes plus passive analog finger gripper
- Translation workspace
- 1,313 × 640 × 954 mm
- Rotation workspace
- 320° × 110° × 257°
- Peak / continuous force
- 35 N / 10 N
- Peak / continuous torque
- 3.3 Nm / 1 Nm
- Position resolution
- 0.0164 mm
- Rotation resolution
- 0.003°
- Device mass
- 17 kg, plus 3.4 kg external power supply
- Maximum translation stiffness
- 2,000 N/m
- Maximum rotation stiffness
- 40 Nm/rad
- Power consumption
- 200 W average; 800 W maximum
- Supply voltage
- 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, single phase
- Control update rate
- 1,000 Hz
- Software integration
- Native C/C++ interface with Windows and Linux support; ROS, ROS 2 and CHAI3D drivers are listed by Haption. Unity and Unreal integration is available through partners. Other development environments require application integration and are not assumed to include example drivers.
- Supply route
- Ships from France; availability and dispatch timing confirmed with Haption
- Price basis
- Configuration-specific quotation
- Required software route
- Separately selected SDK/API license or TREX solution; confirm current route and scope.
- Robot payload selection
- October 2026 Haption guidance: TAO High Force at 3 kg payload and above; exact robot/task requires confirmation because older guidance differs.
Why Teams Choose Virtuose 6D TAO
Choose a configuration around your application, workspace and integration requirements.

Six-axis robot control
Feel translation forces and rotational torque through a large-workspace operator interface.

ERGO handle
Four user buttons, an LED, hand-presence detection and an analog finger gripper support teleoperation.

Forearm controls
A dedicated button box extends operator actions without releasing the handle.

TREX integration
Pair with the separately configured TREX controller and robot-specific license.
Deployment Expertise
Product specialists on staff
Device Configuration
Provisioned & ready to use
Enterprise Support
Hardware, software & deployment help
Global Fulfillment
Shipped worldwide
Need help with deployment?
Knoxlabs also handles the deployment.
FAQ
How do I order this configuration?
Request a quote with the application, quantity, destination and required software. Knoxlabs will confirm the exact configuration, lead time and final delivered price with Haption.
What is included?
The current device configuration uses the ERGO handle and forearm button box. A supported SDK/API license or TREX solution must be selected separately and itemized before order. The follower robot, optional sensors, displays and integration services are separate unless listed.
Where does it ship from?
Hardware ships from France. Dispatch dates and delivery terms are confirmed on quote.
What warranty is available?
Haption confirmed a standard 12-month hardware warranty. Start date, exclusions and RMA handling are confirmed in the final order terms.
What needs configuration review?
TAO and TAO High Force require a separately selected SDK/API license or TREX solution. The supplier price sheet lists VirtuoseAPI, RaptorAPI, TREX and TAO2000 routes. Confirm the current supported route and license scope with Haption; the TREX permanent site SDK is not automatically required for every TAO project.
When should I choose TAO High Force?
Haption's October 2026 application guidance calls for Virtuose 6D TAO High Force for robots with a payload of 3 kg and above. Older datasheet and bundle guidance describes different standard-TAO pairings, so Haption must confirm the leader selection for the exact robot and task before order.
Do I need to buy a separate ERGO handle?
Current TAO and TAO High Force configurations use the ERGO handle and forearm button box. A separate ERGO purchase is for a quoted replacement or approved upgrade, rather than an automatic duplicate accessory. ERGO does not fit Desktop 6D.