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Grip System
Tactile Grip Force and Pressure Measurement
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System Features
The Grip system measures and evaluates static and dynamic pressures from
grasping objects. The system provides detailed pressure profiles, forces, and
graphical displays for quantitative analysis of various haptic applications.
Whether used to improve design for a more ergonomically sound product, study
carpal tunnel and repetitive motion syndrome, or analyze the human hold on
various tools and sports equipment, the Grip system is an ideal tool for pressure
and force measurement.
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The Grip system uses a thin, high-resolution sensor that can be used
directly on a hand or built into a glove. With one Cuff either the right
or left hand can be studied. With two Cuffs, both hands can be
measured simultaneously. Each sensor has eighteen sensing
regions that can be individually positioned over important
anatomic sections of the fingers and palm. Gaps between the
sensing areas allow the joints to be avoided, move freely,
and not interfere with grip measurement. Each
sensing region has multiple sensing elements
(sensels) for localized identification of
pressure points on the hand. |

Grip Sensor #4256E (shown above) contains 18 active regions
that can be individually placed on the hand. |
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System Features
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