The Swiss Technology Fund has granted Sensoryx a loan guarantee, thereby supports its technology as an innovative solution to help reduce carbon emissions by substituting and complementing real life training – particularly flight training – with novel and highly realistic VR/AR simulations. Press release as pdf Zurich, Switzerland – February 11, 2020 – The management... More...

Visitors of the World VR Forum in Nanchang, Jiangxi, China experienced first hand the benefits of VRfree® and its intuitive hand interaction for VR training, education and design. More...

Sensoryx’ VRfree® glove system was featured in Red Bull’s June Edition of the German Red Bulletin. More...

The Sensoryx team presented and demoed its VRfree® system at AWE 2019 in Sunnyvale! More...

The Sensoryx team presented and demoed its VRfree® system at the GDC 2019 in San Francisco. Visit our Facebook page for more coverage! More...

Sensoryx VRfree® delivers on Indiegogo crowdfunding project – Last week Sensoryx successfully shipped its first 150 VRfree® glove systems to In-diegogo backers worldwide – 6 months after the official crowdfunding had ended. The VRfree® kit comprises a pair of VR gloves with wristmodules, a headpiece for the HMD, rechargeable batteries, connection cables and a software... More...

SRF Digital reporter Reto Widmer explains how tactile gloves will make virtual reality more immersive and hightlights that Swiss researchers and developers are among the leaders. Read the full SRF article here and listen to the podcast here ! More...

Sensoryx eines der Top 8 digitalen Startups der Schweiz: Zum Schweizer Digitaltag am 25. Oktober 2018 präsentiert die Bilanz eine Auswahl der besten Schweizer Startups im Bereich der Digitalisierung und nennt Sensoryx an erster Stelle. Read here!     More...

Sensoryx featured in Handelszeitung: Sensoryx entwickelt Cyberspace zum Anfassen Das Jungunternehmen aus Zürich hat einen Handschuh entwickelt, mit dem man die eigenen Hände in virtuelle Realitäten mitnehmen kann. Von Sira Huwiler. Read here! More...

Die Zürcher Jungfirma Sensoryx hat einen Handschuh entwickelt, der eine präzise Manipulation von virtuellen Objekten ermöglicht. Von Marc Bodmer. Read here! More...