1HMX offers the Nexus NX1 platform, an integrated VR and robotics system that combines HaptX Gloves G1, Virtuix Omni One locomotion, Freeaim Shoes, and a 72‑degree‑of‑freedom motion capture suite.
Funding
$23M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
VR and robotics training systems often lack realistic tactile feedback and full-body motion capture, limiting the ability to develop accurate muscle memory and procedural skills in a safe, repeatable environment.
Solution
1HMX’s Nexus NX1 platform combines HaptX Gloves G1, Virtuix Omni One locomotion, Freeaim Shoes, and a 72‑degree‑of‑freedom motion capture system into a single, integrated solution. The gloves use microfluidic smart‑textile actuators to deliver precise force feedback on the fingertips, while sub‑millimeter tracking records hand movements. The locomotion and shoe components enable natural walking and stepping within virtual spaces, and the body tracking provides full‑body pose data. Together, these technologies create a unified, safe environment where users can feel the texture, size, and rigidity of virtual objects and perform realistic manual tasks. The platform supports multi‑user scenarios and can be customized to replicate specific operational procedures for workforce training and robotic control applications.
Target Audience
Primary customers are industrial manufacturers, defense and nuclear facilities, and robotics developers that require realistic VR training and control environments for skilled‑hands tasks.
Features
- HaptX Gloves G1 with hundreds of microfluidic actuators delivering high‑fidelity force feedback on each finger
- Sub‑millimeter hand tracking for precise capture of finger and hand motions
- Virtuix Omni One and Freeaim Shoes providing natural 360° locomotion and foot‑level haptic cues
- 72‑DoF full‑body tracking delivering accurate pose data for the entire user
- Integrated SDK and Unreal Engine support for building custom training modules and robotic control interfaces
- Multi‑user haptics capability enabling collaborative training scenarios