We’re already halfway through 2015, and in the world of tech, we’ve seen some groundbreaking gadgets emerge. From virtual reality advancements to wearable tech and talk of haptic feedback gear on the horizon, it’s shaping up to be a true ‘
What’s generating a lot of buzz as well is Sony’s announcement at E3 last year where they introduced their own headset, ‘Morpheus’. This sleek and streamlined piece of 
Currently in prototype form, a team of engineers at Rice University has developed gloves that apply pressure to fingers, giving the sensation of holding objects. Rumours suggest game developers are already eager to collaborate with this team, and if these gloves hit the market, they could 
Wearable tech and mobile devices have also made advances in haptic feedback, with developers working on features that let users feel maps and objects under their fingertips. The possibilities for interactive mobile entertainment are worth noting as well, with potential applications that could let users feel the texture of virtual objects or the outlines of on screen controls.
Smartwatches are adding turn-by-turn navigation cues for drivers, helping reduce the need to look away from the road. These cues can be audio or physical, like a vibration on the side of the watch indicating the direction to turn.
With so much innovation this year, the future of fully immersive gadgets is definitely exciting to watch.
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