Haptic suit feature in bigger components and for industrial usage. The vest is expected to commercialize in 2018. NeoSensory is developing a haptic jacket that allows users to experience real touch in virtual reality. It will be available for delivery starting in July 2018. The NeoSensory exoskin allows the wearer to feel another avatar’s touch, the wall they've grazed, raindrops, gunshots, a hug, an explosion, and everything else. A Developer SDK is currently available and allows developers to build otherworldly haptic applications that control the exoskin. Haptic suit A haptic suit (also known as tactile suit, gaming suit or haptic vest) is
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