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The PPS TactileGloves are tactile pressure sensor gloves with embedded sensing elements throughout the palm and fingers, allowing for natural and accurate testing of pressures applied to and exerted by the hand. Nearly any hand operation can be measured accurately through the 65 individual highly sensitive sensing elements within each glove. Sensor Glove Features: Ensure a natural test environment with the only glove hand sensor on the market User friendly, comfortable to wear and no adhesives or wires to get in your way High-resolution, sensitive sensors detect even the lowest pressures (0.1oz/3g) Meant to handle the real world. It's wireless and battery powered. Delivered in pairs (Left + Right). Available glove size: small, medium, and large.

The standard sensor ACS1 is used for common measuring tasks. The transmitter and the receiver inside the sensor are arranged at an angle of 30°/0° to each other, producing a working distance of 50 mm. An optionally available adapter permits applying the sensor even in tactile measurements Measurement distance: 50 mm Measurement geometry: 30°x:0° Measurement spot: ø 9 mm

The RoboTouch patented capacitive tactile sensing technology is the highest performance embedded tactile sensing technology for giving industrial and consumer robotic grippers or Humanoid robots the “sense of touch”. It is based on Digitacts sensor technology that features embedded digital output ideal for OEM integration into the gripper. The sensors comprise of multiple sensing pads, each typically with 12-24 sensing elements, which can be placed on any location of choosing in the gripper. Data from sensors are transferred to grippers via I²C or SPI digital interfaces, enabling you to easily integrate the sensors into your grippers.

We have been an innovator and partner to numerous successful medical projects over the past 20 years. Our patented technology enables new possibilities in the medical space, and our team has the experience and expertise to effectively integrate tactile sensing for breakthroughs in medical advancement. Whether you are looking to simply integrating our sensors for data capture, or looking for an agile, knowledgeable partner to take you from concept to creation, we’re here to help. Examples: PULSE DEVELOPMENT KIT - Measure and analyze pulse waveforms SURETOUCH - An FDA approved, radiation-free, breast lesion detection system MANOSCAN - A high-resolution esophagus catheter WRIST-AID - A non-invasive carpal-tunnel-syndrome treatment device

A sensitive, waterproof capacitive tactile sensor array designed to capture instantaneous and actionable spray pattern and spray pressure data generated by sprayed fluids or gases. Capture spray distribution and impact pressure and accurately identify the location and pattern where sprayed fluid or gases land. Available in two application variants, Spray Pressure or Spray Pattern, and optimal for use in situations where spray pressures are infinitesimally small.

igm gas nozzle searching - Tactile sensor for position detection This tactile sensor is used to determine the workpiece position or its components and individual parts by gauging the surface of the workpiece. In each case, the successional part of the program is shifted according to determined deviations. Sensor shifting may be applied for correction of an arbitrary amount of individual points, entire sections of a welding program or entire programs. Combination with arc seam sensing is feasible. The control system supports shifting, rotating, and tilting of a program, depending on position change. The gas nozzle itself is used as a sensor. This makes it possible - even on complicated workpieces and in confined spaces - to perform the required search steps on the reference surfaces of the workpiece, by which the position of the weld seams is determined. As soon as the gas nozzle gets into contact with the work piece, it is discharged and the robot stops immediately. This...

The welding torches are designed for use on robots for high-performance welding under harsh conditions. The slim design, together with the swan’s neck shape, permits the best accessibility even in narrow parts of the work piece. All welding torches provided as standard for igm robots have a particularly stable design with intensive water cooling and a quick-release coupling. They are also configured for pneumatic torch cleaning with compressed air at least 7 bar and for the use of the gas nozzle as a tactile sensor for program shifts. The arrangement of the contact tube in connection with the torch curvature ensures the forced contact of the welding wire. This ensures a uniform and constant current transition to the wire electrode under all conditions and wear conditions. Direct water cooling of the gas nozzle reduces the adhesion of weld spatter. The cooling water is routed through its own channels in the torch body up to the contact pipe, and from there through the nozzle stock...

- Quality control and safeguarding - Individual test values and criteria - Customer-specific measuring and testing plants - Single measuring systems with manual assembly - Fully integrated and automated testing plants using robots - Optical, acoustic or electrical systems with/ without parts contact, data preparation, analysis Measuring and testing systems we were involved in: - Camera systems with corresponding image processing - Part recognition, positioning, color and surface examination, checking for damages - Optical / tactile / ultrasonic tests using sensors and displacement measurement systems - Leakage and pressure tests - Inspection and monitoring of filling level - Run-out properties and accuracy - Backlash measurement - Electrical tests and measurements - Electrical values, check measurements, switching and opening properties Used in all branches: e.g. pharmaceuticals industry, medical engineering, cosmetics, electronics and automotive industries.