"Immerse Yourself: VR Vest Simulates Gunshots, Lasers, and Stab Wounds"

At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, a Singapore startup called Microtube Tech showcased a haptic glove that allows users to feel virtual objects, including a beating heart and failing liver. This technology has potential applications in gaming, medical training, and various other fields. Additionally, bHaptics, a South Korean company, offers a line of haptic products including a vest that simulates sensations like gunshots and laser blasts in virtual reality, providing an immersive experience for users. While the technology isn't perfect and requires bulky gear, it represents a significant advancement in the realm of virtual and augmented reality experiences.