Updated Apr. 12, 2012 at 2:28 p.m.
Geomagic tech acquisition: Working with "virtual touch" at Boeing. A worker is shown using a Phantom product than enables her to "feel" contact as if manipulating an actual physical object, according to the photo at Boeing. (Photo from Sensable website)
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Morrisville, N.C. — The deal for Massachusetts-based Sensable adds another dimension of technology - virtual touch - to the Morrisville company's 3D technology.
3D firm Geomagic acquires company with 'virtual touch' technology
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Geomagic tech acquisition: Working with "virtual touch" at Boeing. A worker is shown using a Phantom product than enables her to "feel" contact as if manipulating an actual physical object, according to the photo at Boeing. (Photo from Sensable website)
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Morrisville, N.C. — The deal for Massachusetts-based Sensable adds another dimension of technology - virtual touch - to the Morrisville company's 3D technology.
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