Nova 2

Nova 2 is SenseGlove's wireless haptic glove for hand interaction in virtual training, research and teleoperation workflows. It combines hand tracking with force, vibrotactile and active-contact feedback for users who need more than visual hand pose data.

Facts

  • Company: SenseGlove
  • Type: Haptic Data Glove
  • Core: Hand feedback
  • Function: Data capture
  • Audience: Researchers
  • Status: Available
  • Website: https://www.senseglove.com/product/nova-2/

Specifications

  • Price: Nova 2 Set $5999.00 excl. VAT; page also shows EUR 4,999.00 and EUR 3,999.00 small-quantity/excl.-VAT pricing

Market context

Researchers

  • Peer Group: Teleoperation interface, Teleoperation interfaces
  • Workflow: Robot learning data
  • Capability: Hand motion capture, Haptic teleoperation

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Capabilities

data_capture

  • Capability areas: Hand motion capture, Haptic teleoperation
  • Workflows: Robot learning data
  • Force-controlled manipulation - Research demonstration - 2025-03-21 - Stiffness identification, compliant manipulation and repeated teleoperation experiments evaluate grasp success and operator fatigue, supplying evidence beyond a conceptual haptic demonstration. - source: doi.org

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Research

  • A Novel Hand Teleoperation Method with Force and Vibrotactile Feedback Based on Dynamic Compliant Primitives Controller - 2025-03-21 - Research Publication - A SenseGlove Nova 2 captures the operator's hand motion and returns both force and vibrotactile cues while an Inspire Hand executes remote grasps. The controller combines dynamic compliant primitives with tactile sensing… - source: doi.org
  • Design of an Environment for Virtual Training Based on Digital Reconstruction: From Real Vegetation to Its Tactile Simulation - 2025-03-10 - Research Publication - The training environment reconstructs a real hazelnut tree from laser scanning and photogrammetry, then converts it into a manipulable parametric model. A SenseGlove Nova 2 supplies tactile feedback as trainees position… - source: doi.org

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