Haply Robotics has introduced the MinVerse 3D tactile mouse for $1500
Gagadget covers the MinVerse Kickstarter launch: a 3D tactile mouse aimed at gamers, 3D designers, engineers and robotics enthusiasts that lets users feel textures and resistance through force feedback, compatible with Blender and RoboDK at launch.
Originally published on haply.co — the canonical version of this article.
Here’s What We Know
Gagadget reports that Canadian company Haply Robotics has launched a campaign on Kickstarter for its new development, the MinVerse 3D tactile mouse.
The device is designed for working with 3D objects, offering users the ability not only to control them but also to feel textures and resistance thanks to force feedback. The MinVerse is aimed at gamers, 3D designers, engineers and robotics enthusiasts, providing a more comfortable and intuitive way to interact with 3D space compared to traditional mice.
Open API, compact build, fall 2025 delivery
The mouse supports an open API, allowing developers to integrate it into a variety of applications, and is compatible with programs such as Blender and RoboDK at launch. The device is compact and weighs 1.2 kg, with an input range of 145 x 330 x 250 mm. Priced at $1,500, the MinVerse was offered to the first customers at a lower price, with deliveries planned for autumn 2025.
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Sources cited by the outlet: Haply Robotics, NotebookCheck.
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