Touchlab
Manufacturer of electronic tactile sensor skins for robotic sensory feedback. The company manufactures e-skin thinner than human skin which can be wrapped around hard or soft surfaces to sense pressure and location in real-time. Applications include on-land, underwater, and in space robotics & machines. The company was founded in 2018 and headquartered in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. It has raised $4.8M in seed…
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Manufacturer of electronic tactile sensor skins for robotic sensory feedback. The company manufactures e-skin thinner than human skin which can be wrapped around hard or soft surfaces to sense pressure and location in real-time. Applications include on-land, underwater, and in space robotics & machines. The company was founded in 2018 and headquartered in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. It has raised $4.8M in seed funding, with backing from Octopus Ventures, Creator Fund, Techstart Ventures, Mainspring Fund Services. The company operates in the Semiconductors - Sensors, High Tech - Industrial Robotics space. The company's offerings encompass Industrial Robotics - Tech Enablers - Hardware - Sensors - Robotic Skins, Sensors - Generic Sensor Developers - Touch - Force-based - Robotic Skins.
Business model
Industrial Robotics > Tech Enablers > Hardware > Sensors > Robotic Skins,
Sensors > Generic Sensor Developers > Touch > Force-based > Robotic Skins
Team background
College Wise > University of Edinburgh
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