Tactile Vest: Virtual Reality Interactive Shooting Game Accessory Using Microcontroller and Vibration Motor

The first-person game immerses players in the protagonist's perspective, allowing them to directly experience and explore the game's design style within the gaming world. This research combines Unity3D game engine and micro control systems to design a first-person shooting game that can connect to the internet, along with interactive functionalities of wearable sensor clothing. When the player character in the game is shot, the information of being hit is transmitted via Bluetooth to trigger vibration motors in the Tactile Vest, simulating the sensation of being shot. This enables players in the virtual reality (VR) immersive environment to feel real impacts.