Tactus Technology Competitors

Immersion (NASDAQ: IMMR) is the world leading innovator of touch feedback technology, also known as haptics. The company provides haptic technology to create immersive and realistic experiences that enhance digital interactions on mobile devices. Immersion's technologies have been adopted in more than 3 billion digital devices that, along with mobile, include automotive, gaming, medical and consumer electronics. Headquartered in San Jose, California, the company’s offices worldwide provide services/support, licensing options and software to help industry-leading electronics companies create high-quality haptic experiences. Immersion is enabling people to touch, feel and engage with the digital world, making it much more personal, vivid, and meaningful. Learn more at www.immersion.com.

Ilya Rosenberg and Aaron Zarraga founded Sensel to bring the next generation of touch, force, and haptics technologies to computing. Having grown to ~50 team members, thousands of customers, and several large-scale enterprise clients, Sensel is enabling exciting new experiences for touchpads, displays, mobile devices, automotive interfaces, and other products that involve human interaction. Sensel’s first product, the Morph, won "Best in Show" at the SXSW 2017 Interactive Innovation Awards, was named the “Best MIDI Controller” at NAMM 2019 by MusicRadar, and has shipped to thousands of customers worldwide. The first commercially available product to incorporate Sensel’s technology, Lenovo’s ultra-thin ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga, was announced in January 2021. The company is currently located in Sunnyvale, California.

In October 2025, Ultraleap was acquired by ROLI. Follow https://www.linkedin.com/company/roli/ for the latest news and updates. ROLI is a human-centric Music-Tech company with the mission to free the music, bringing an easier, more intuitive and fun way to learn a musical instrument. Blending Spatial AI, software, hardware and content, our integrated solution results in consumers learning to play the piano more quickly, conveniently and affordably than traditional methods. It’s also a lot more fun.