Author: Nick Bild

MIT’s InteRecon brings real-world objects into VR/AR — complete with motion and function — turning memories into interactive 3D experiences.

This lollipop-like device simulates nine tastes and seven scents to increase immersion in virtual reality experiences.

This custom-built augmented reality headset is powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero and can be individualized to no end.

Fluid Reality is a low-cost, fully self-contained glove that can reproduce tactile sensations with high-resolution haptic pixel displays.