Craig Shultz

@hapticsguy

Co-founder and CTO at Fluid Reality

Joined September 2013

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Craig Shultz
@hapticsguy
Dec 13, 2023
Attended the Grand Opening of mHUB Chicago's new location! Our startup, Fluid Reality, is incubated at mHUB and we've been drooling over this new location and facilities. Awesome to be able to move our office in. Release for more info: mhubchicago.com/blog/mhub-cuts…
Craig Shultz
@hapticsguy
Nov 22, 2023
Thanks @ECEILLINOIS for the nod and interest in advanced #haptics! Excited to start as faculty at UIUC! News Link: ece.illinois.edu/newsroom/news/… @UofIllinois @uofigrainger folks, hit me up if you're interested in research opportunities or want to chat about HCI or Haptics!
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Advanced VR glove brings immersive details to the digital world
Electrical and computer engineering assistant professor Craig Shultz unveiled a cutting-edge haptic glove at the User Interface Software and Technology (UIST) Conference in San Francisco. Haptic...
Craig Shultz
@hapticsguy
Nov 22, 2023
📢Exciting News📢 I'm launching an Interactive Haptic Display Group at UIUC (in ECE and CS) and am looking for PhD Applicants for Fall '24! If you're interested in haptics, HCI, input/output techniques, hardware, XR/VR, surface computing, or embedded systems - lets connect!
Craig Shultz
@hapticsguy
Nov 10, 2023
@MKBHD You should try out our haptic tech sometime and let us know if it's up to your standards! Every other #haptics expert we've demo'd to has been blown away 🤯✌️
Fast Company
@FastCompany
Nov 8, 2023
A lightweight haptic glove could make it possible for doctors to perform telesurgery, technicians to defuse bombs remotely, and scientists to use space-traveling robots to perform physical tasks on other worlds. f-st.co/wSGTMhH
Craig Shultz
@hapticsguy
Nov 10, 2023
Do you believe in a future where you can actually feel things with #Haptics, not just have lasers projected on your hands like the #HumaneAIPin? Check out our latest "groundbreaking" @FastCompany coverage:
fastcompany.com
This groundbreaking tech could finally bring a sense of touch to virtual reality
A lightweight haptic glove could make it possible for doctors to perform telesurgery, technicians to defuse bombs remotely, and scientists to use space-traveling robots to perform physical tasks on...