Razer filed 1 patent application this quarter in Hardware.
The filing describes a multi-stream haptic system capable of generating differentiated vibration feedback from multiple Audio and video sources simultaneously. This technology enables immersive multiplayer experiences by providing individualized tactile responses to each user.
Razer's single Hardware patent tackles the challenge of delivering distinct haptic feedback when multiple media streams play at once. The system processes several simultaneous Audio and video sources, generating unique vibration patterns for each stream rather than blending them into a single haptic output. Machine learning analyzes the content characteristics of each stream in real time, adjusting the tactile signals dynamically to match what's happening across different sources. This approach allows multiplayer gaming scenarios where each participant receives personalized haptic feedback tailored to their individual experience.
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