@KayOhtie With hair-based ear haptics, I kind of wonder...

@KayOhtie With hair-based ear haptics, I kind of wonder how much is involved in putting on/taking off the headset, especially when you don't have someone to help you. Still, this looks neat!

(And a nudge to @qdot - you might've already seen this)
@zuthal

Like 28 October at 21:51 | Wall-to-wall | Open on yip.vulpine.engineer

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Zuthal

@digitalfox @KayOhtie @qdot hopefully it'd basically just be putting on a sort of hairclip (attached near the root of the hairs for optimal haptics i assume)

28 October at 21:52 | Open on floofy.tech

qdot

@zuthal @digitalfox @KayOhtie yeah I’d mostly been considering an lra approach myself but this is super interesting and may just require a couple of hair clips and quiet motors.

That said, possibly pulling hair when taking off headset might suck heh.

28 October at 23:18 | Open on buttplug.engineer

Zuthal

@qdot @digitalfox @KayOhtie you could probably connect the force transfer hoses to the actuators with a slip fit that requires less force to pull away than would be required to cause series pain by pulling on the hair

29 October at 0:08 | Open on floofy.tech

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