PRECISION HAPTIC CONTROLLER

Inverse3

Precision force-feedback control for robotics, simulation, research, training, medical, and industrial workflows.

WHAT INVERSE3 IS

A precision haptic controller for touch-enabled control

Inverse3 is a physical force-feedback controller that lets users move, control, and feel digital, simulated, and robotic environments. It combines high-resolution haptic feedback, fast refresh rates, configurable grips and mounts, and developer-friendly integration support for robotics, simulation, research, and training workflows.

Physical haptic control

Use a real input device to control robotic, simulated, or digital systems while receiving force feedback through the controller.

Configurable setup

Adapt Inverse3 with VerseGrips and VerseMounts for different workspaces, user positions, and application needs.

Developer resources

Build haptic applications with supported development tools, examples, downloads, and documentation available through Developer Hub.

PRODUCT FIT

Who Inverse3 is for

Inverse3 supports the broadest range of Haply force-feedback applications across robotics, simulation, research, training, medical, and industrial workflows.

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Users and teams

Labs, researchers, robotics teams, simulation teams, medical simulation teams, industrial teams, and developers evaluating precision force-feedback control.

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When to choose this

Choose Inverse3 when you need one precise, approachable haptic controller that can support exploration, prototyping, training, simulation, and professional force-feedback workflows.

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Related use-case paths

KEY OUTCOMES

What Inverse3 enables

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Precision control

0.01mm resolution and 4kHz refresh for high-stakes haptic interaction

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Portable platform

Compact and quick to set up for labs, demos, and fieldwork

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Developer-ready

Supports multiple languages, game engines, and integration workflows

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Training realism

Adds tactile feedback to training and simulation environments

RAPID STARTUP

Getting started with Inverse3

A simple setup sequence helps teams move from device setup to haptic interaction quickly.

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Secure to VerseMount

Start by securing the device to the VerseMount for a stable setup.

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Power up

Power the system and prepare the device for calibration and use.

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Unfold the arms

Unfold the arms and position the device for the intended workflow.

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Calibrate the system

Run calibration so the device is ready for accurate haptic interaction.

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Attach VerseGrip

Attach the VerseGrip that best fits the application and user interaction.

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Start interacting with haptic force feedback

Begin using force feedback in robotics, simulation, research, or training workflows.

APPLICATION EXAMPLES

Real-world applications

Interested in Inverse3 for your workflow?

Talk to our team about product fit, evaluation needs, pricing, procurement, and applications across robotics, simulation, research, training, medical, or industrial workflows.

SPECS & INTEGRATIONS

Technical details

KEY SPECS

Resolution Up to 0.01 mm
Refresh rate 4 kHz
Simultaneous devices Up to 2
Configuration VerseGrips & VerseMounts

DEVELOPER & WORKFLOW SUPPORT

Developer support Multiple programming languages
Game engines Multiple game engines
Setup Quick setup & calibration

CONFIGURATION OPTIONS

Configure Inverse3 for your workflow

Adapt Inverse3 across robotics, simulation, research, and training environments with supported grips, mounting options, software tools, and developer resources.

Application-Ready Grips

Adapt the contact point and hand interaction to the workflow, from simulation to robot control.

Flexible mounting options

Configure Inverse3 for different workspaces, user positions, and setup requirements.

Setup and device management

Download tools, connect devices, and access setup resources through the Developer Hub.

Open Developer Hub

SDK and docs

Use documentation, examples, and downloads to support haptic application development.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Common Questions

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Whether you're evaluating Inverse3 for robotics, simulation, or research.