Tekscan's Ed Haidar, applications engineer and product manager for the embedded sensing division, shares how a team of engineers leveraged their R&D pressure mapping insights to develop a vital safety application for their electronic device design.

Charlie Malacaria of Tekscan shares the right questions to ask to help mediate direct & indirect costs, and gauge the reliability of your embedded components supplier.

Tools and Tips to Bring Your Design to Life Faster

An on-demand webinar exploring innovative methods for using ultra-thin FlexiForce sensors to create data-driven medical training devices.

In a live webinar produced by Machine Design, Tekscan product managers Camilo Aladro and Ed Haidar answer questions from design engineers on the topic of printed force and pressure sensing technologies.

With the design engineer community abuzz with the concept of printed sensing technologies – especially force sensors – this webinar covers everything you need to know when evaluating ultra-thin force sensitive resistor technology.

See how utilizing FREE sensor integration advice and consultative support from FlexiForce Applications Engineers can help you stay efficient, and get your embedded device to market first!

FlexiForce Product Manager and Applications Engineer Ed Haidar explains the core uses for this sensing technology in medical devices, industrial control systems, and beyond.

Mark Lowe -- Tekscan's VP of Sensors -- shares application opportunities for medical device design engineers to tap into the physical therapy/rehab market with force-sensitive devices.

Perfect for prototyping or hobbyists, our standard FlexiForce sensors are a great low-cost option to experiment with our technology.