Peratech 3D force-sensing Touch sensors

Peratech 3D multi-touch matrix sensors unlock the next-generation in HMI experiences, enabling new gestures, simplified interfaces, and endless flexibility. So sensitive they can be integrated under multiple top surfaces including plastics, metals, glass and flexible displays. Better still, they can be deployed in curved applications. Because our matrix sensor can be dynamically reconfigured through firmware, a single or small number of sensor design(s) can fit multiple applications, dramatically reducing development and tooling costs. Peratech 3D multi-touch sensors are low power, immune to EMI and water events, work with gloved hands and passive stylus, and can be transparent as well as opaque. Filmed at the SID Display Week.

[@gamecity7265]

A glove using nano pressure to 3D model hand precisely ! Hand is the next mousse for virtual reality. Thanx for sharing

[@TallPaul7771]

These sensors would be excellent to use in protheses where a contact would provide feedback to the wearer.

[@mariamsal8531]

Exactly what im trying to do but struggling!!!!!

[@HabibRK]

as always awesome share, thanks.

[@jddplays2757]

That is really fascinating.

[@f.e.n.g.p]

Hey really interesting product, wonder can it also measure the pulse from wrist or finger? And where can I get one of the product

[@tobiasbusch7284]

Marco Reps anyone?

[@tanmaywho]

Yupp

[@vedant6633]

He uncovered how easy it actually is

[@pawlstothewall]

I just came from there. I had this idea and I was wondering if I could realistically do it for my senior project. After seeing how costly FSR sensors would be, I started searching for DIY options, and found that my idea wasn't original.

[@mohanvenkat924]

Nice one👍

[@abhijeetsathe1003]

Which controller is used to sense force? Could you please elaborate more about control? I mean, do you have your own peratech IC to sense it?

[@lioncub2621]

wacom killer!!!! finally use the whole pen, object, anything :')

[@RubbinRobbin]

COULD USE MY FINGER, AN ACTUAL PAINTBRUSH. AMAZING. WANT TO JOIN ME ON A STARTUP?

[@gilclebsonsantana3083]

Amazing. Does it possible to count objetcs on the pad?

[@Rollmops94]

Of course.

[@danieljclark5922]

Has anyone looked into using these in e-drums? Also, anyone have any clue re: cost? All I've been able to find is that their 10mm diameter single-point sensors are about $5 each.

[@f.e.n.g.p]

Hey can you tell me where you find the price?

[@andrewharing2637]

Funny, I was thinking about their use in a continuous controller for synths, like a Haken Continuum sort of deal. But I guess the large area would make it very expensive. Like a Haken Continuum.

[@prasadkoli4349]

We like to get an Led touch panel made for our company , this LED panel will glow as when the object hits the panel .

[@elyakimlev]

I never see people test it with a wooden stick or something else non-conductive. I'm looking for a bendable surface contact sensor that senses contact/pressure by any foreign object. Do you think this thing could sense contact with a wooden stick?

[@Rollmops94]

Of course.

[@abdullahalrumon6437]

how u actually showed the result such a graphical way?? which software it is??

[@mcwooley]

How can we incorporate this into Xotopad (midi controller on Windows)

[@shamrikskjaewgnoa]

who can resurrect sensel morph

[@Photomonon]

object imprint recognition

[@lukasulmer7989]

Quantum tunneling composit = piezoresistive Material

[@Rollmops94]

That is wrong.

[@ctroaming2798]

please！Is there any paper to introduce this？

[@wizz33a18]

for robot hands