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Inverse3

Precision Haptics. Real-World Feel. Digital Control.

Step into a new dimension of interaction with Inverse3. A high-performance 3D haptic device engineered for precision and seamless integration. Inverse3 delivers ultra-fine force feedback and motion control, enabling users to feel and manipulate digital environments with unmatched realism. From surgical simulations to robotics and virtual prototyping, Inverse3 bridges the gap between the physical and digital worlds.

High-Fidelity Force Feedback
Ultra-Responsive Performance
Precision Motion Tracking
Compact, Ergonomic Design
Advanced Workspace Coverage
Developer-First Ecosystem
Modular Handle System

Device Dimensions

Height : 234 mm

Width : 144 mm

Depth : 48 mm

Weight : 1.6 kg

Inverse3 device dimensions

Workspace Dimensions

Height : 510 mm

Width : 460 mm

Depth : 230 mm

Inverse3 workspace dimensions

Performance

Stiffness : 1 N/mm

Velocity Output Frequency : 200 Hz

Velocity Resolution : 0.5 mm/s

Position Resolution : 0.01 mm

Bandwidth : 0 to 2000 Hz

Maximum Force (80% workspace) : 4 N

Peak Force : 10 N

Force Resolution : 14 mN

Power

Supply Voltage : 100 – 240 V AC (Range)

Power Supply : Universal (Type)

Output : External DC, 24 V

Communication

Connection : USB-C

Refresh : Up to 4000 Hz

Interface : Status LED icon

Software

Compatibility : Windows, Linux, macOS, any USB compatible system

SDK : C++, C#, Python

Integrations : Unity Engine, Unreal Engine, NVIDIA Omniverse, ROS, TOIA, iMSTK, SOFA-Unity, and more

Support

Developer Hub: Latest releases of Haply apps and SDK - dev.haply.co

Documentation: Guides, tutorials, deep dives, reference material - docs.haply.co

Forum: Announcements and community discussion - forum.haply.co

Support Desk: Personalized ticket support - haply.co/support

Tracked handle

End-effector Orientation Tracking: Available via VerseGrip Stylus

Customization: Ball connector for user applications

Swap Mechanism: Gimbal-lock-free, quick-swap for VerseGrip accessories

Swapping the VerseGrip stylus on the Inverse3 tracked handle

Benefits

Bring Digital Environments to Life

Feel textures, resistance, and motion; transforming passive visuals into immersive, interactive experiences.

Accelerate Development Cycles

Test and validate designs in real time with precise haptic feedback.

Enhance Training and Simulation

Deliver realistic, hands-on training experiences without physical risk.

Improve Accuracy & Control

Ultra-high resolution enables fine motor control for delicate operations and simulations.

Seamless Integration

Works effortlessly with existing pipelines, engines, and operating systems.

Applications

Medical & Surgical Simulation
Medical & Surgical Simulation
Robotics & Teleoperation
Robotics & Teleoperation
Virtual Reality & Immersive Tech
Virtual Reality & Immersive Tech
Product Design & Prototyping
Product Design & Prototyping
Research & Academia
Research & Academia
Gaming & Interactive Media
Gaming & Interactive Media

Frequently Asked Questions

Inverse3 is a high-precision 3D haptic device that delivers real-time force feedback and motion control, allowing clinicians to interact with digital anatomical models. It is widely used in surgical simulation, medical training, and procedural planning to replicate realistic tactile sensations.

With ultra-high position resolution (0.01 mm) and force feedback up to 10 N, Inverse3 enables users to feel tissue resistance, texture, and tool interaction. This enhances motor skill development, procedural accuracy, and risk-free surgical training.

Yes, Inverse3 integrates seamlessly with platforms like Unity, Unreal Engine, NVIDIA Omniverse, ROS, and SOFA, and supports C++, C#, and Python SDKs, making it ideal for clinical simulation, research, and custom medical applications.

Its high stiffness (1 N/mm), fine force resolution (14 mN), and 4000 Hz refresh rate provide exceptional control and responsiveness, enabling precise manipulation required in microsurgery simulation, robotics, and haptics research.

Yes, Inverse3 supports real-time motion tracking and force feedback, making it highly effective for robotic control, teleoperation systems, and remote surgical simulation, where accuracy and tactile feedback are critical.

By enabling real-time interaction with digital environments, Inverse3 reduces reliance on physical prototypes, accelerates validation cycles, and improves training outcomes, design precision, and overall clinical decision-making.