Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Alberto Gallace and Alessandro Gabbiadin, scientific directors at the University of Milano-Bicocca, explain how their teams are leveraging Arduino to connect the virtual and real worlds.
Watch as Prof. Gallace presents the research conducted at MiBTec, highlighting the use of Arduino-based systems to provide haptic feedback during virtual reality experiences. In some setups, sensor data from robotic arms is transmitted to users in VR, generating tactile stimuli on the body via motors and actuators.
Prof. Gabbiadini then introduces the BiHOME Lab, a fully-equipped smart home designed to study social interaction and the way people relate to emerging technologies in everyday life.
Alberto Gallace and Alessandro Gabbiadin, scientific directors at the University of Milano-Bicocca, explain how their teams are leveraging Arduino to connect the virtual and real worlds.
Watch as Prof. Gallace presents the research conducted at MiBTec, highlighting the use of Arduino-based systems to provide haptic feedback during virtual reality experiences. In some setups, sensor data from robotic arms is transmitted to users in VR, generating tactile stimuli on the body via motors and actuators.
Prof. Gabbiadini then introduces the BiHOME Lab, a fully-equipped smart home designed to study social interaction and the way people relate to emerging technologies in everyday life.
