Adjuvo Motion
Adjuvo Motion B.V. trades publicly as SenseGlove, a Dutch haptics company headquartered at the Katoenhuis in Rotterdam with engineering roots in Delft. It designs and manufactures force-feedback and vibrotactile gloves for virtual and extended reality — the Nova 2, the Nova and the DK1 — plus the R1 exoskeleton glove used for tele-robotics and imitation learning, sold into immersive training, virtual prototyping, academic research and humanoid robotics. Its developer surface is a native device API rather than a web service: a C++ and C# Core API in the SGCore namespace, the SGConnect communications library, the SenseCom desktop daemon, first-party Unity and Unreal Engine plugins, ROS 1 workspaces and a Python API for the R1. No public HTTP, REST or GraphQL API is published.
Adjuvo Motion publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Haptics, Virtual Reality, Extended Reality, Robotics, and Hardware.
Adjuvo Motion’s developer surface includes documentation, API reference, getting-started guide, support, engineering blog, pricing, changelog, and 15 more developer resources.
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APIs 1
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SenseGlove Core API
The SenseGlove Core API is a native C++ and C# library (SGCore namespace) that reads sensor and hand-pose data from, and sends force-feedback, vibrotactile and wrist-squeeze com...
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Get Started 3
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Documentation 2
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Agent Surfaces 1
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Design & Contract 3
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Build 3
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Access & Security 1
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Operate 3
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Commercial 4
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Company 2
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