An exemplary system disclosed in the present invention comprises a processor receiving a first haptic effect signal, wherein the first haptic effect signal is based at least partially on a haptic effect and is applied to be output to a first user by a first haptic output device, determining a second haptic effect based at least partially on the first haptic effect and properties regardless of the haptic effect, generating a second haptic effect signal based at least partially on the second haptic effect, and transmitting the second haptic effect signal to a second haptic output device. In an exemplary system, the second haptic output device communicates with the processor, and the second haptic output device receives the second haptic effect signal, and is formed to output the second haptic effect to a second user.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR A SHARED HAPTIC EXPERIENCE