FFB

FFB is an acronym used in multiple, mostly unrelated contexts. Because there is no single canonical expansion, the meaning of FFB depends on the domain and locale in which it appears.

In technology and gaming, FFB most commonly stands for force feedback. Force feedback is a form of haptic technology used in input devices such as game controllers, steering wheels, and flight sticks. It reproduces physical sensations—such as resistance, vibrations, or simulated forces—so the user can feel interactions with digital environments. It is widely used in simulators, racing games, and virtual reality peripherals.

In sports and federations, FFB can be an acronym for national or regional bodies in French-speaking contexts. For example, in France, the Fédération Française de Bridge uses the abbreviation FFB. Similar abbreviations may exist for other sports or activities, depending on local naming conventions.

In other technical and organizational contexts, FFB may appear as an internal code, an acronym within a company, or as a file or project identifier. Because of its generic form, readers should rely on surrounding text to determine the intended meaning.