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VR Controllers | Hand Controller for VR | etee Immersive Devices The TG0 Store (etee and more)
The etee is a five finger tracking controller for general VR and computing applications. While traditional controllers use binary buttons, etee allows for gestural and grip-based controls. The intuitive design and patented touch-sensitive material have placed etee at the forefront of input devices and controllers.
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1 Apr 2025 to 30 Sep 2026
Research with UK leading prosthetist Chris Parsons, shows that just 20-minutes of excess pressure can lead to sores which can take up to 6-weeks to heal. Validated by Billy Monger in his recent Pain from prosthetics - Telegraph 24 October 2024 article. _"Most people can just put on a pair of trainers and go out and run, I don't have that luxury, I put on ...
1 Jan 2023 to 31 Dec 2024
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1 Sep 2022 to 30 Nov 2023
Growing needs for consumer behaviour understanding and performance tracking are presenting a wide range of novel product opportunities. The ability to measure forces and pressure, track user activities, and recognise human poses and movement patterns without cumbersome setups is seen as the key to unlocking use cases such as gaming locomotion, in-home fit...
1 Feb 2021 to 31 Jul 2023
To develop Artificial Intelligence technology that will allow learning and recognising tactile gestures using the company’s material based tactile sensing technology and employing advanced machine learning and signal processing.
1 Oct 2019 to 31 Jan 2021
Growing needs of incorporating digital technologies in-car and autonomous driving pose challenges to manufacturers. It is increasingly difficult to build control interfaces that are both simple, intuitive and therefore safe to use, while maintaining acceptable costs and manufacturability. Conventional interface manufacturing relies on a large number of th...
1 Oct 2018 to 28 Feb 2019
While Virtual Reality headset technologies are pushing boundaries in improving resolution and normalising user experience, its controlling technologies have been seemingly left behind. VR controllers are big, heavy and reliant on buttons and switches. Project EETE aims to solve this user pain point by developing a unique hand-held controller. The project ...
1 Jun 2018 to 31 Mar 2019
Conventional touch sensor manufacturing technology share the same limitation: the product functionality relies on a large number of the sensors embedded inside. They are rigid, flat, uninspiring to use and complicated to produce. Project TG0 is developing a platform tactile sensing technology based on one uniform material that can be applied in automotive...
