- Mark Zuckerberg released a video of a device developed for Metaverse.
- Tactile gloves will make people feel pressure and texture when touching virtual objects.
- The clip shows Zuckerberg using his gloves to virtually roll dice, play chess, and shake hands.
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Mark Zuckerberg (Mark Zuckerberg) has been spotted wearing a VR headset and watching things in virtual reality many times before.
Now, a new video shows the CEO Facebook, now Yuan, To feel objects in virtual reality, thanks to the technology being developed that can bring touch to Metaverse.
Zuckerberg A video was released on Tuesday showing him trying “tactile gloves” to do things such as virtual dice rolls, Jenga and chess, handshake and fist strikes.
“Meta’s Reality Labs team is working on tactile gloves to create a realistic touch in Metaverse,” he captioned the video. “One day, when you touch a virtual object, you will be able to feel texture and pressure.
The glove tracks the wearer’s hand to determine that the person’s hand is in Virtual Reality According to Meta, the scenes and whether and how they come into contact with virtual objects Press Releases Released on Tuesday. Then the glove simulates the feeling of pressure, texture and vibration to reproduce the feeling of the object in virtual reality.
The company has been working on gloves for seven years and stated in a press release that the project “started with a moon landing plan, but as we continue to innovate and complete research, it becomes more and more feasible.”
“Making these gloves is a challenge and requires the invention of a whole new field of scientific research,” the press release said. “Although we are still in the early stages of this research, our goal is to one day pair the gloves with your VR headset for an immersive experience, such as playing a concert or poker game in the Metaverse, and eventually they Will go with your AR glasses.
Independence video, Posted on Meta’s official Facebook page on Monday, and also showed Tactile gloves in action. In the clip, one person throws and catches the ball virtually, and plays games such as building blocks and thumb wars with another person in virtual reality.
You can watch Zuckerberg’s full video here.
