The company produces HaptX Gloves, which are virtual reality gloves that use patented microfluidic technology to provide 130 points of touch feedback, apply 4 lbs. of resistive force feedback per finger, and track hand motions with sub-millimeter precision. These gloves allow for natural interaction and realistic haptic feedback in virtual reality and robotics. Founded in 2012 by Jake Rubin and Dr. Robert Crockett, HaptX is a venture-backed startup with 35 employees and offices in San Luis Obispo, CA and Seattle, WA.