Razer Unveils World's First HD Haptics Gaming Chair Cushion at CES 2024

Project Esther Uses Sensa HD Haptics Technology to Enhance Immersion in Gaming

Razer has unveiled Project Esther, the world's first HD haptics gaming chair cushion, at CES 2024.
The cushion uses Razer's Sensa HD Haptics technology, developed after the company acquired Interhaptics in 2022.
Project Esther includes 16 haptic actuators and offers ultra-low latency, multiple-device integration, and multi-actuator experiences.
The cushion is designed to be compatible with most gaming and office chairs, and can convert audio into haptic feedback.
Razer's focus on haptic technology is seen as a step towards increasing immersion in gaming, with potential applications in other media.