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GTRI Uses Haptic Technology to Enhance VR Military Training

06.23.2023
GTRI is developing a virtual reality (VR) haptic device intended for warfighters to wear during training exercises. This 'gloveless' glove would remove the need for rigid controllers and make the experience even more immersive and impactful.

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GTRI researchers are supporting the Quantum Benchmarking Initiative, a project of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to evaluate approaches being pursued by a number of quantum computing companies.
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What's Great About GTRI?

06.10.2026 | rmacedonia3

GTRI’s top priority is our people. We are committed to developing our staff, students, and research faculty as thought leaders. Everyone at GTRI has the potential to be a thought leader, whether they enable our missions by being a thought leader in finance, IT, security, or operations; work within a team to deliver on a project; or work directly with our sponsors. Our people are our core, our differentiator, and our secret weapon. Prioritizing our people will ensure our strategic success.

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What's Great About GTRI?

06.10.2026 | rmacedonia3

GTRI’s top priority is our people. We are committed to developing our staff, students, and research faculty as thought leaders. Everyone at GTRI has the potential to be a thought leader, whether they enable our missions by being a thought leader in finance, IT, security, or operations; work within a team to deliver on a project; or work directly with our sponsors. Our people are our core, our differentiator, and our secret weapon. Prioritizing our people will ensure our strategic success.

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