CoreHaptics offers the next
generation of interfaces and game controllers for Entertainment, VR, Health
Care, Education and Research. Our products enhance interactivity in game-based
applications through the integration of haptics, motion and biometric feedback.
Mainstream game interfaces
are outdated, restricting motion to a few fingers and preventing realistic
control. Our solution, the SPR1NG controller, introduces a new, highly
interactive interface design that intuitively replicates how humans manipulate
physical objects. It's the first device to feature the integration of force
feedback, 3D hand-wrist driven motion and biometrics - a combination that will
inspire game designers to create radically new game applications. Its ability
to capture multi-sensory data also makes it a powerful new tool for health care
research.
The controller is compatible
with PC games as well, which further expands its marketability. With current
sales of third-party PC game controllers in the US reaching annual revenue of
$170M, we see an opportunity to expand that market by providing gamers with
what they want: more engaging and smarter interfaces for the age of VR and
affective computing.
CoreHaptics was a finalist at
both the 2018 Startup University Demo Day at the National Council for
Entrepreneurship and Tech Transfer (Consumer Products category), and at the
2017 NYS Business Plan Competition (Advanced Tech category). CoreHaptics has
received funding from the SUNY Research Foundation and from the inventor.