Nihar Sabnis

Nihar Sabnis is a researcher active in the fields of haptic technologies and augmented wearables. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. at the Max Planck Institute for Computer Science, affiliated with Saarland University. His research focuses on enhancing virtual reality experiences through haptic technologies and exploring the application of vibrotactile haptic feedback in human-computer interaction. His work includes developing innovative haptic feedback-based devices, such as wearable systems that augment the tactile perception of physical materials, and employing pseudo-force guidance techniques for remote skill training. Additionally, he is the author of several academic papers, committed to advancing the practical applications of haptic technologies in education, healthcare, and virtual reality.

• 2020–Present·Max Planck Institute for Computer Science·Ph.D. Researcher
  • Specializing in haptic technologies and augmented wearables, developing innovative vibrotactile devices to enhance virtual reality experiences.

• 2018–2020·Saarland University·Master's Degree
  • Specialized in Human-Computer Interaction and Haptic Technologies