TacSense
Manufacturer of flexible pressure sensors. It designs and develops flexible tactile sensing modules that can monitor pressure and its distribution. It uses flexible ionized sensing technology (FITS) that features selectivity, higher signal-to-noise ratio, power efficiency, and moisture resistance. It also develops collision detection sensors for robotic systems. It has applications in industrial and consumer…
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Manufacturer of flexible pressure sensors. It designs and develops flexible tactile sensing modules that can monitor pressure and its distribution. It uses flexible ionized sensing technology (FITS) that features selectivity, higher signal-to-noise ratio, power efficiency, and moisture resistance. It also develops collision detection sensors for robotic systems. It has applications in industrial and consumer electronic items, such as batteries, mobile phones, headphones, smartwatches, and IoT sy Founded in 2013, headquartered in Shenzhen, China. The company has raised $20.4M at the Series B stage backed by investors including Lenovo, Cowin Capital, Plug and Play Tech Center, Shenzhen Chuangdong Investment, Ferry Venture Capital. Operating in High Tech > Haptic Technology, Semiconductors > Sensors.
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Haptic Technology > Sensors,
Sensors > Generic Sensor Developers > Pressure & Force > Pressure Sensor,
Flexible Electronics > Components > Flexible Sensors
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