Tokyo, Japan tactile-sensor maker founded 2011, spun out of the University of Tokyo; makes the Shokac Cube soft 3D-deformation sensor.
Touchence Inc. is a Tokyo, Japan-based tactile-sensor company founded in 2011 as a spinout from the University of Tokyo.
Its product line includes the Shokac Cube, a soft sensor built from polyurethane foam that uses optical sensing to detect three-dimensional surface deformation; the Shokac Chip, a compact multi-axis tactile sensor small enough to mount on a fingertip that measures force across multiple axes; and the Shokac Probe, a texture sensor that measures fine contact-surface differences such as fingerprint-scale patterns and friction. The sensors are applied in robotics, prosthetics, and human-machine interface systems that call for touch feedback.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Soft flexible 3D tactile sensor measuring displacement in all three directions
Shokac Cube tactile sensor variant for 3D force/displacement detection
Real-time variant of Shokac Cube soft tactile sensor
Fingertip-oriented Shokac Cube tactile sensor for robot fingers
Compact tactile sensor chip detecting 3D force/displacement
Shokac Pot series tactile sensor for 3D touch sensing
Contact Touchence Inc.
WEBSITE
http://www.touchence.jpPHONE
+81 3-6447-0610HEADQUARTERS
Japan
Company Facts
Founded
2011
Primary Role
Manufacturer
Company Size
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Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
Early-Stage VC
Funding Total
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