This project investigates the potential of haptically-enabled gloves, specifically HaptX gloves, to enhance human-computer interaction (HCI) in training and procedural simulations. As one of the few labs in the world with access to this technology, we aim to leverage the unique capabilities of HaptX’s precision haptic feedback, which facilitates highly immersive mixed reality applications. By enabling realistic touch sensations, these gloves simulate real-world tactile experiences essential for improving accuracy, engagement, and skill transfer in virtual environments. Our research will explore applications in surgical training, fine motor skill development, and alternative input methods for augmented and virtual reality platforms. Early-stage studies will assess how tactile feedback improves learning outcomes in precision tasks, allowing for refined glove responsiveness tailored to specific skill applications. This project seeks to advance immersive, haptics-driven training systems that elevate human performance and accessibility, with applications across educational, medical, and professional sectors.