Haptic Hardware: Razer Teams up With the Elbschule in Hamburg
Razer has invited pupils from the Elbschule in Hamburg to a test event at the headquarters of esports team Mouz to give hearing impaired students the chance to try out haptic hardware. The school will also receive a number of these products.
Chris Mitchell, Senior Director of Marketing at Razer, presented several sets of Sensa HD products to Anneke Hänel, Digital Officer at Elbschule, at Razer's EU headquarters. Razer
In collaboration with the Elbschule in Hamburg, which provides inclusive education for hearing and hearing impaired pupils, Razer invited pupils to the Mouz headquarters in Hamburg to try out the Sensa HD products. The products (Kraken V4 Pro and Freyja) provide haptic feedback to the user, making media more accessible to the hearing impaired. The products were of particular interest to the students at the Elbschule, as a large proportion of the 16 pupils are deaf or hard of hearing.
In collaboration with the Elbschule in Hamburg, which provides inclusive education for hearing and hearing impaired pupils, Razer invited pupils to the Mouz headquarters in Hamburg to try out the Sensa HD products. The products (Kraken V4 Pro and Freyja) provide haptic feedback to the user, making media more accessible to the hearing impaired. The products were of particular interest to the students at the Elbschule, as a large proportion of the 16 pupils are deaf or hard of hearing.
