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    Razer brings haptics to your chair for ultimate gaming experience
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    Razer brings haptics to your chair for ultimate gaming experience

    By Akash Pandey
    Jan 09, 2024
    02:25 pm

    What's the story

    Gaming hardware company Razer has unveiled Project Esther—the world's first high-definition haptics gaming chair cushion—at CES 2024.

    This revolutionary cushion aims to elevate the gaming experience by delivering immersive haptic feedback.

    In contrast to conventional haptic devices providing uniform one-dimensional feedback, Project Esther can dynamically adjust to the displayed content, producing tactile sensations with variations in intensity, speed, and duration.

    When paired with a VR headset, gamers can feel even more in tune with the virtual world.

    Details

    Compatibility and functionality of Project Esther

    Project Esther boasts 16 haptic actuators and ultra-low latency, making it a game-changer in the industry.

    The cushion is designed to fit most gaming and office chairs, eliminating the need for users to buy a new setup.

    The cushion offers automatic audio-to-HD haptics conversion for a seamless plug-and-play experience.

    Gamers can control the haptics' directionality, integrate multiple devices, and enjoy multi-actuator experiences.

    Scenario

    When will it launch?

    Over the past few years, Razer has been focusing on bringing haptics to more gaming accessories.

    However, this innovative chair cushion is still a concept product. We expect the company to gauge audience response through this concept and later release a full-fledged product.

    In 2022, Razer acquired Interhaptics, a company specializing in haptic technology.

    Project Esther utilizes Interhaptics' technology, demonstrating the successful integration of the acquired company's expertise.

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