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Oh is to get the feeling of being immersed in virtual reality Take it to the next level with the new Owo sleeves for haptic shirts.
The Owo sleeve is a complement to the shirt that helps gamers interact with their environment. The company made the announcement at the CES 2023 technology trade show in Las Vegas.
The idea is to make you feel not like an outsider looking at what’s happening, but rather a participant in the action. You can feel the haptic feedback on your sleeve when engaging in VR activities, such as playing in a tennis match, casting a fishing line, or fighting with swords.
“Instead of passively experiencing the virtual world, your arm receives all the sensations and if you want, you can move it unintentionally,” Owo said in a press release. an immersive component into all virtual environments.
You can freely interact with your on-the-go environment thanks to our Bluetooth 5.2, which is completely wireless and has a battery that lasts up to eight hours. You can customize your Owo Sleeve to any design you like. All games that are compatible with the Owo Skin haptic shirt will also be compatible with the Owo Sleeves.
It’s made from flexible lycra fabric and weighs less than 6.34 ounces (180 grams).
Jose Fuertes started Wiemspro in 2015 to use total body electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) for exercise. The product has launched in 35 countries. Using that knowledge, Fuertes founded Owo in 2019 to develop “sensory technology,” allowing Owo Leather wearers to perceive all types of touch sensations.
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