System for dmx-based wireless control of haptic feedback in wearable devices
AssigneeCrowdSync Technology LLC
InventorsChristopher Foote, Duncan Abdelnour, Lawrence Helfant, Brian Pelan
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AssigneeCrowdSync Technology LLC
InventorsChristopher Foote, Duncan Abdelnour, Lawrence Helfant, Brian Pelan
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A system for controlling haptic feedback in wearable devices using Digital Multiplex (DMX)-based wireless communication is disclosed. The system includes a DMX control source configured to generate channel-based control signals corresponding to haptic parameters such as activation, intensity, timing, and pattern. The control signals are converted into wireless data and transmitted to one or more wearable devices. Each wearable device includes a receiver, a control unit, and a haptic actuator configured to generate tactile output based on the received signals. The system supports multiple levels of haptic intensity and enables real-time modulation of tactile feedback. In certain embodiments, wearable devices further include lighting elements synchronized with the haptic output. The system supports simultaneous and independent control of multiple wearable devices, including group-based or zone-based operation. Wireless communication may be implemented using radio frequency, Bluetooth, or other wireless protocols. The system enhances user engagement by enabling synchronized and programmable tactile experiences.
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