Now you can "feel what you play," with this full body virtual reality suit that simulates everything from temperature to hugs.

According to a recent review by TechRadar, a new full body VR suit with 90 electrodes sounds like a wild experience.

bHaptics, a tech and hardware development company based in South Korea, specializes in suits, accessories, and gadgets that provide haptic feedback. I had the opportunity to try a few of their ...

HaptX, Virginia Tech, and the University of Florida received $1.5 million to build a full-body haptic feedback suit for VR.