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Introduction

1. Hardware Requirements: You will need a SONE191-compatible haptic device. Currently, the "Tactsuit X-15" and "HaptX Gloves G3" offer full support. For audio-haptic testing, even a standard smartphone with vibration API can decode basic SONE191 signals using the open-source "Micro191" Android app.
2. Software Requirements: Download the reference server from the official SONE GitHub (project: sone-nexus). Run the included emulation_suite.py to test touch feedback on your mouse or trackpad (limited, but functional).
3. Community: Join the r/sensory_nexus subreddit and the official Discord. The weekly "Sone Build Nights" often feature live coding sessions and beta key giveaways.

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