Razer Hypersense: Vibrating mice, headsets and chairs for more immersion

QUELLE: RAZER

11.01.2019 um 20:06 Uhr by Norman Wittkopf - Peripheral manufacturer Razer has presented a new project "Hypersense" at the electronics trade fair CES, which provides haptic feedback on mice, headsets and chairs depending on the game situation, creating a greater sense of playing in the middle should arise.

Razers Hypersense is designed to leverage the position of every single piece of PC setup in the room to provide powerful and tactile all-around feedback through vibration, among other things. This simulates, for example, an explosion in supported games from the right, advancing opponents from behind, or an approaching attack from the front corresponding to haptic over the periphery.

Without the integration of additional software solutions, Hypersense will also use position-accurate sound or certain acoustic signals to implement the corresponding events from the game, which, according to the manufacturer, will result in 360 ° immersion and "lifelike" feedback. Razer is partnering with game developers to integrate the technology, including id Software, where Studio Will's director Tim Willits sees great potential: "[...] I can not wait to see the entire ecosystem of haptic devices that bring the world and video game action to life. "