Exiii, a Japan-based startup working in VR haptics, is starting a free rental program across the US and Japan that will let developers go hands-on with the company’s latest haptic developer kit, EXOS ...

Japan-based startuped Exiii is developing a pair of haptic gloves with force feedback, aimed at making VR more immersive. The company’s ‘EXOS Wrist’ device can rotate your hand about two axes, while ...

The primary attribute inherent to the most highly rated VR experiences is immersion. The notion of being engulfed in a virtual reality world requires the user to forget that they're standing or ...

Exiii the Japanese-based start-up has recently announced raising $750,000 to continue the research and development of their new virtual reality haptic glove with force feedback. Watch the ...

La compañía japonesa Exiii ha sorprendido con su brazo biónico Handiii, una prótesis electrónica con un coste en materiales de 300 dólares y que se controla gracias a EMG y un smartphone. El ...

The Exiii team has set the concept of this product as a ‘casual option’ aiming to make people consider it as something more common like a watch or a shoe rather than a assistive product. They have won ...

Exiii the Japanese-based start-up has this week revealed more details about two new force feedback haptic gloves it is currently developing in the form of the EXOS Wrist and EXOS Gripper. The VR EXOS ...

See the original story in Japanese. Japanese device startup Exiii, well known for its open-source electric-powered prosthetic hands HACKberry, produced using a 3D printer, this week announced the ...

The Exiii Handiii uses 3D printed parts and a smartphone processor to cut manufacturing and operating costs Exiii A new bionic arm that uses a smartphone to process muscle signals has been developed ...