Morat Gaming has 1 filed patent application in Hardware.
The application focuses on technology that intercepts a game's interaction parameters and compares them against environment-modified versions to generate spatial haptic feedback. This Hardware approach delivers location-aware tactile sensations through a wearable rig, enabling deaf and hard of hearing players to perceive where in-game events occur through physical feedback.
The Hardware patent describes a system that reconstructs haptic signals from a game's existing interaction pipeline rather than requiring developers to author haptic content for each scene. A data comparator matches identifiers between interaction parameters before and after environmental effects are applied, deriving spatial feedback from calculations the game engine already performs. The system then classifies, prioritizes, and filters these signals according to individual player preferences before sending them to motors in a wearable device. This approach differs from prior methods that layered controller vibration on top of Audio cues delivered through HRTF or surround sound, which assumed players could perceive the underlying Audio in the first place.
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