Bring touch to digital and robotic worlds

Force-feedback haptics, 3D input, and robotics workflow tools for simulation, 3D design, robotics, and physical AI, making complex interaction feel natural from the first touch.

Inverse3 force-feedback haptic device for robotics, simulation, training, and research
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PRODUCT FAMILY

Choose the right Haply solution

Explore Haply’s core haptic devices and robotics workflow platform, designed to help teams bring touch, control, and precision into digital, simulated, and robotic environments.

Inverse3

Precision force-feedback control for robotics, simulation, research, training, medical, and industrial workflows.

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Inverse3x

For enterprise simulation, advanced robotics, and demanding R&D.

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MinVerse

Haptic 3D input for designers, sculptors, and FreeForm-compatible workflows.

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HARP

Record, replay, and automate robotic workflows with repeatability.

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HOW HAPTICS FEEDBACK WORKS

What is haptic force
feedback?

Force-feedback haptics lets users feel digital, simulated, and robotic interactions through physical cues such as resistance, texture, pressure, and contact. As you move a Haply device, software or a robot responds with force feedback in real time, making virtual objects, tools, and remote systems feel more physical.

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You Move

A Haply device tracks your hand movement in 3D space

02

Software Responds

A simulation, physics engine, or robot system calculates the interaction force

03

You Feel It

The device pushes back with resistance, texture, pressure and contact

04

Real Outcomes

More precise control, more realistic training and more physical 3D interaction

FORCE FEEDBACK VS. OTHER INTERACTION METHODS

Why force feedback, and why Haply

Different interaction tools provide different kinds of feedback. Standard input devices help users control digital systems. Visual simulation shows what is happening. Vibration haptics can signal events or surface changes. Haply adds active force feedback, allowing teams to feel resistance, pressure, texture, contact, and directional forces while interacting with digital, simulated, or robotic environments.

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Standard input devices

Mouse, keyboard, joystick, and touch interfaces help users control digital systems. Haply adds active force feedback so users can feel resistance, pressure, and contact while they move.

02

Visual-only simulation

Visual simulation can show position, motion, and environment. Force feedback adds the physical layer, helping users judge contact, depth, resistance, and tool interaction as they train, design, or control.

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Vibration haptics

Vibration can signal events, impacts, or surface changes. Force feedback adds directional resistance and physical pushback, helping users feel how an object, tool, or robot is responding.

FROM FIRST TOUCH

Haply makes touch a natural way to work with digital and robotic worlds. Our product family brings together haptic 3D input, precision force feedback, and robotics workflow tools. It is approachable from the first touch, yet precise enough for simulation, robotics, and physical AI. From classrooms and studios to labs and advanced technical teams, Haply helps more people feel, control, & shape what was once out of reach.

USE CASES

Find your workflow

Navigate by workflow, not product

Inverse3, Inverse3x, HARP
Inverse3, Inverse3x
Inverse3, Inverse3x
Inverse3, Inverse3x, HARP
MinVerse
Inverse3, MinVerse

LATEST UPDATES

What’s new at Haply

TRUSTED BY TECHNICAL TEAMS

Trusted by teams pushing the edge of physical interaction

Haply works with teams exploring new ways to bring touch, precision, and control into robotics, simulation, training, and 3D workflows.

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Robotics and automation

Robotics and automation teams use Haply to explore more intuitive ways to control, train, and automate physical systems.

02

Skills training & simulation

Training and simulation teams use force feedback to bring tactile realism into digital learning environments.

03

3D design and research

Designers, researchers, and technical teams use haptic input to interact with digital objects in more physical ways.

REAL-WORLD APPLICATIONS

See how Haply is being used

Explore demos, product updates, and application stories showing how haptics is being applied across robotics, simulation, healthcare, and 3D design.

EVENTS

Experience force-feedback haptics live

Meet us at upcoming events to try live demos, ask product questions, and discuss robotics, simulation, automation, or 3D design workflows.

UPCOMING

Los Angeles · Booth 836

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UPCOMING

Pittsburgh, PA · TBD

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UPCOMING

Atlanta, GA · TBD

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Ready to feel it in action?

Talk to our team about your robotics, simulation, or design workflow.