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Discovering the potential for new products.
The unique sensors we develop have the potential for use in completely novel products with the right ideas. To identify that potential, we create prototypes, pursue new technologies, and discover new ideas.

July 7, 2020

Child safety seat

There have been news reports of children being choked by the belt portions of child safety seats. I have personally had the experience of hearing noise from the back seat, where my daughter was seated in a child safety seat, turning to look, and seeing that the child safety seat had fallen over with her in it.  I thought that it would be convenient to embed a Shokac Cube in the belt and use it to display an alert on the car navigation screen, so I developed this demonstration unit.

July 7, 2020

Automobile seat

We created this demonstration unit for an automobile industry trade show. The seat has Shokac Cubes embedded in it. To reduce the number of sensors, they were spaced far apart, but we used an overall deformation algorithm to perform the “posture navigation” shown at the top right of the screen. Needless to say, the person in the seat cannot feel the sensors at all.

July 7, 2020

Soft tactile sensor

We created a demonstration unit that showcases the features of this sensor. It can be seen in parts shops in locations such as Akihabara. Users can pick up the sensor and extremely intuitively control the lights in the LED tower, so it has been very well received.

July 7, 2020

Foot measurement (wearable application proposal)

Our multi-axis tactile sensors are extraordinarily small, so they can be embedded in wearable devices. This demonstration unit is a shoe sole, but there are examples of the same concepts being used inside shoes or even on watches.These sensors can be used to create interfaces in places which in the past have not been spacious enough to fit sensors.

July 7, 2020

Robot hand with tactile sense

This is probably the demonstration unit that provides the clearest example of how compact tactile sensors can be used. Only Touchence has fingertip-sized sensors can detect force along multiple axes.

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