Meta gave a sneak peek of one of its first VR wearables
The platform Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is in the early phases of developing haptic gloves to put the virtual world at our fingertips, despite the fact that no such technology is now commercially accessible. The company recently stated that these gloves have been in development for the past seven years and that there are still a few more steps to be taken. The wearer of these gloves would be able to interact with and control the virtual environment as well as experience it similarly to how one would experience the real world. The gloves would be used in conjunction with an AR or VR headset by the wearer. Two users may be seen engaging in remote thumb-wrestling in a video that Meta put on a blog. They can see a pair of robotic hands reflecting their own hands' movements in their virtual reality (VR) headsets. They should be able to feel every squeeze and twitch of their partner's hand while wearing their gloves. Sean Keller, the research director at Meta Reality Lab, stat...