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 Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 10:02 pm |
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Greetings Everyone!
This is to inform you that the new version of iFeelPixel
TactileWare (1.0.0) is now compatible with Novint Falcon, Haptic
Mobile
(Immersion VibeTonz Technology) and Nintendo Wiimote.
If your version is outdated, please update to the most current
version.
http://www.ifeelpixel.com/download/
A full list of changes in this version can be found at:
http://www.ifeelpixel.com/download/whatsnew10.htm
The Novint Falcon is an entirely new type of game controller.
Replacing your mouse or joystick, the Falcon is, essentially, a small
robot that lets you experience true virtual touch unlike any
controller in history.
iFeelPixel and Novint develop 3D haptic technology and products that
enable people to experience a realistic sense of touch using their
computer. Using our 3D haptic interface device, the Novint Falcon,
and
patented 3D haptic software, computer users may feel 3D objects, feel
their shapes and textures, feel the dynamic properties of objects,
and
feel many other effects.
Special offer for iFeelPixel users: Use the referral code
"ifeelpixel" (without the quotes)
to get 20% off a novint falcon bundle!
https://home.novint.com/store/store.php
The Novint Falcon gives force feedback
through interchangeable handles that a user holds on to. Forces are
created through the use of 3 electrical motors, 1 motor connected to
each of the 3 arms in the device. The 3 arms connect to the device’s
handle. The Novint Falcon is, essentially, a small robot, yet its
industrial design is something that consumers will enjoy having on
their desktop. Although it gives extremely complex 3D haptic
interactions, it is beautiful in its fundamental simplicity and
elegance.
Best regards,
iFeelPixel association
http://www.ifeelpixel.com |
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