Diver-X is making waves in the VR world by opening preorders for the new ContactGlove2, a cutting-edge VR glove equipped with haptic feedback and advanced hand tracking. Imagine effortlessly grabbing, manipulating, and using virtual objects with natural, intuitive movements—this is the future that ContactGlove2 promises. And the best part? These wireless, battery-powered gloves let you dance and move freely without any hindrance.
The original ContactGlove earned recognition as a CES Innovation Award Honoree in 2023, setting high expectations for its successor. While traditional camera-based hand tracking solutions, like Ultraleap Hyperion, face limitations when hands are occluded and offer no physical feedback, the ContactGlove2 stands out. It boasts a built-in Haptic Reactor that delivers real-time sensory feedback, enhancing the immersion of your virtual experiences. With improved finger and hand tracking, along with a more comfortable fit, Diver-X has truly upped the ante.
The gloves connect to your computer via a 2.4 GHz dongle and are compatible with popular applications such as SteamVR, VRChat, and Resonite. Each glove is powered by a 1,400 mAh battery that lasts up to 8.5 hours on a single charge and recharges fully in just 3 hours using a USB-C power supply. For those who crave even more control, an optional Magnetra2 physical controller—complete with joystick and button inputs—can be magnetically attached to the gloves.
Preorders for the ContactGlove2 are available now for $512, or you can opt for the discounted package that includes the Magnetra2 controller for $527. Diver-X aims to ship these innovative gloves by mid-December 2024, just in time to elevate your holiday VR gaming sessions. Keep in mind that to use the gloves, you’ll need a SteamVR-compatible headset, such as the HTC Vive Focus Vision, and a HTC VIVE SteamVR Base Station 2.0, along with two compatible trackers like the HTC Vive Tracker (3.0).
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to revolutionize your VR experience. Secure your pair today and step into a world where virtual interactions feel incredibly real.
