V-Frog, the world’s first virtual-reality based frog dissection software designed for biology education – allowing not mere observation but physically simulated dissection – has been developed and is being marketed by Tactus Technologies of Getzville, N.Y. (02/08/2008)

California Learning Resource Network (CLRN), a part of the California Department of Education, reviewed V-Frog on September 25, 2007 and found that the resource meet the CLRN criteria. V-Frog was further approved for legal and social compliance. V-Frog will be listed shortly in the CDE Legal Compliance Curriculum Catalog (K-8). This will qualify school districts to use state Instructional Materials Funds Realignment Program (IMFRP) for the purchase of the V-Frog. School districts may also use general funds, lottery funds, PTA funds, etc. to purchase instructional materials in this catalog. For more information visit clrn.org or contact Tactus Technologies. (09/25/2007)

Tactus Technologies will join Innovate 2007 Conference in Richmond, VA on May 8, 2007. We will show V-Frog™, our state-of-the-art virtual dissection software. Please visit our booth if you're interested in our products or services. (05/26/2007)

Tactus Technologies selected to receive SBIR grant from the Department of Education. (05/15/2006)

Tactus Technologies selected to receive Phase II SBIR grant from the Department of Education. (08/01/2005)

Tactus Technologies selected to receive Phase II SBIR grant from the Department of Education. (08/01/2005)

Tactus Technologies cofounders honored with the Western New York Inventor of the Year award. (05/18/2005)

Tactus Technologies forms strategic alliance with LateralEye Inc. to develop virtual manufacturing technologies. (09/01/2004)

Tactus Technologies selected to receive SBIR grant from the Department of Education. (08/15/2004)

Tactus Technologies founders receive patent for Model Glove. (07/10/2004)

Engineers of Tactus Technologies suggest haptic sensation over the Internet. (07/15/2003)

Pioneering virtual-reality glove allows for faster emergency diagnosis and smooth intubation training. (07/26/2000)