SenseGlove: VR training solutions

With SenseGlove, it’s finally possible to have VR training with the same effectiveness and immersiveness as a real training. Experience the low cost of VR training with real-world muscle memory and knowledge retention.

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Build muscle memory with hands on practice

Assembly training

Assembly training is based on haptic interactions: dealing with machinery and parts of all sizes and shapes, picking and positioning new parts, interacting with potentially dangerous equipment. SenseGlove Nova's force feedback lets trainees feel shapes, sizes and density of industrial objects, physically feeling the difference between gear shapers, grinders and screw machines. Thanks to vibrotactile feedback, trainees feel button feedback when they turn on equipment and get the feeling of vibration when they work with, for instance, a drilling machine.

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Maintenance training

Training to be a professional handyman is impossible without hand-on practice. Haptic gloves add sensorial experience to VR maintenance training, allowing to develop skills for taking care of equipment functions, repairing machinery and buildings. Thanks to the force feedback feature, trainees get a natural feel of hand tools: using different types of wrenches, feeling pliers resist squeezing, while vibrotactile feedback enhances interactions with power tools like grinders and saws.

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Installation training

An experienced installer knows material properties, understanding its physical functions and limitations. The ability to train installation techniques in VR with haptic gloves allows you to master any difficult procedures in a risk-free environment. Trainees get to physically feel the different shapes of electric cables, switches and sockets thanks to the force feedback feature. Vibrotactile feedback makes it easy to simulate grooving and handling other electrical tools, as well as interaction with switches and welders.

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First responder training

The efficiency of firefighters, emergency medical technicians and other first responders depend on how quickly and intuitively they react to the worst case scenarios. That’s where muscle memory comes into play. Using VR and haptic gloves, trainees can physically practice procedures and interactions that involve any equipment required: from fire hose to medical defibrillators. Force feedback allows you to get used to the shape, size and density of objects, clearly feeling the difference between a medical bandage and respirator, while vibrotactile feedback can make you feel if the tool is on or placed correctly. Having built muscle memory, trainees maintain disaster management more efficiently, preserving gear and equipment for actual emergencies.

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Medical training

Getting used to medical equipment like the feeling of test tubes, or syringes and learning to interact with surgical tools or pipettes is a crucial part of medical training. Haptic gloves allow trainees to physically feel how much squeezing a test tube can take before breaking and experience button feedback on electrosurgical units when the right pressure is applied. Force feedback and vibrotactile feedback allow you to feel the shape of tools and practice each important step from operating buttons to dispensing liquids, while motion capturing helps to keep the right angle while holding a tool.

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What do our VR training solutions offer?

SenseGlove generates similar results to real-life training, and, by using it as a flexible digital asset for VR training, there’s no need for expensive physical assets. SenseGlove offers corporate R&D departments specially made proof-of-concept solutions including our latest developments. With these programs, corporations can experience the benefits of VR without compromising the physical interaction with the product, all while minimizing barriers to use, such as cost and applicability.

What makes SenseGlove unique for VR training solutions?

Unparalleled haptic technology

SenseGlove force feedback technology is the most crucial element of realistic simulation, as it provides the feeling of the size and density of virtual objects. Combined with vibrotactile feedback to feel impact simulations, it creates the most intuitive experience.

Approved quality and accessibility

SenseGlove is a fully functional wearable in production, accessible to any XR professional. It’s been applied and approved by over 100 corporations: Volkswagen, P&G, Airbus, etc. Our custom-made Proof of Concept program will help you with your first haptic use-case.

Compact adaptable design

SenseGlove products are super easy to use. The Nova is a wireless glove made to be donned in 5 seconds, and is adjustable to 3 different sizes for a perfect haptic experience. The DK 1 is an adjustable glove that easily fits on any hand.