Hapticlabs Studio

Easily design and develop haptic experiences

Components

Design haptic patterns in no time

Blocks

Create patterns by combining haptic blocks. Utilize vibration, pause, and pulse blocks to create tangible rhythms.
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Tracks

Arrange your design on tracks - Press the play button to instantly feel, assess, and compare your creation.
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Editor

Arrange and adjust tracks in the visual editor.

Design

Create, adjust & refine

Drag&Drop

Adjust your patterns on the fly - All no-code
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Effects

Hapticlabs Studio connects via TCP to Protopie, Unity, Touchdesigner and many more!
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Stereo signals

Hapticlabs Studio connects via TCP to Protopie, Unity, Touchdesigner and many more!
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Waveforms

Try different waveforms for and explore haptic characteristics.

Drag&Drop

Easily adjust your patterns on the fly with a single click.

Effects

Play with dynamic effects to create subtle intensity ramps or frequency sweeps.

Stereo signals

Use two actuators simultaneously to shift from left to right or combine audio and haptics (iOS only).

Waveforms

Utilize waveforms and explore nuanced haptic characteristics.
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Experience

Feel your design in realtime

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Actuator output

Hapticlabs Studio takes care of the signal generation for the actuator of your liking - All through a single button press.
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Sensor input

Make use of the DevKit to interface with external sensors or connect through our API to build interactive prototypes.

Actuator output

Hapticlabs Studio precisely translates your patterns for your chosen actuator.

Sensor input

Use the DevKit to interface with external sensors or connect through our APIs.
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FAQs

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Is there a trial version available?
One can really only evaluate haptics when you experience it hands-on.  Our hardware DevKit includes a 14-day trial of all Starter features, allowing for comprehensive assessment.
How about sensor input?
There are two methods to interface with hardware sensors in our system. You can either directly connect our sensor board included in the DevKit, or utilize your own analog sensors connected to the satellite. For more advanced interactions, you also have the option to employ your favorite Microcontroller to initiate the feedback on our satellite unit through PWM or UART. To delve deeper into these options, we recommend exploring our comprehensive documentation.
What OS does Hapticlabs support?
Hapticlabs runs on Windows, MacOS and Linux and requires an active internet connection to validate the license.

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DevKit

Plug&play development toolkit to create physical prototypes.
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Mobile

Create and experience haptic feedback on IOS devices.
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