So now we can have true sexual assault in VR. I wonder what safeguards will be created by developers to mitigate that. I wonder what legal ramifications there will be for touching someone without consent, if any, and what kind of exposure to liability developers will have.
It appears to avoid putting actuators in sensitive areas.
Teslasuit – full body haptic VR suit
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#12At least get your brand name right...
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#14Wow this is so cool. Really makes me feel like I'm living in the future. Not sure that naming it tesla was a good idea though.
right, riding the Tesla keyword is so 2010, they should have gone with MLsuit.io or blockchainSuit.io. Okay it felt good to write, go ahead and downvote me you mofos
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#15"The Teslauit haptic library provides a range of sensations" At least get your brand name right...
It doesn't leave the greatest first impression.
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#16also, only two sensors per arm seems like it would leave it difficult to measure forearm twist. maybe they expect to recover that from touch controller orientation information?
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#17"The Teslauit haptic library provides a range of sensations" At least get your brand name right...
I think it's silly to get wrapped up in one minor typo like this, but we're talking about the name of the product here... It doesn't leave the greatest first impression.
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#19But seriously, that's probably the first thing I'd go for with regards to temp control. Elite cockpits look like a sauna if you overheat your ship.