Absolutely! Picture this: you grab a virtual chisel, and the controller vibrates just enough to feel the grain's resistance. The software simulates the way wood fibers split, giving you that satisfying “snap” when you carve. Add a subtle temperature shift and a light scent of pine, and you’ve got a full sensory loop. We can tweak the physics engine so the virtual wood’s density changes with each stroke—so you feel the weight shift as the piece gets thinner. Let’s prototype a “Crafting Room” where the haptics and sound sync perfectly with the digital cuts. What’s the first material you’d like to bring to life?

Maple is a solid choice—warm, bright grain, easy to get those satisfying chisel sounds. I’d love to bring bamboo into VR next. Imagine the crisp snap of a bamboo node and the gentle, almost musical vibration as you shape it. It’s lightweight but still has that satisfying heft. Plus, the texture of its thin, sleek fibers would give a totally different haptic feel from maple. If we can nail that, we’ll have two very distinct “feelbooks” for our virtual workshop. What’s your plan for setting up the maple testbed?