Ensure precision and safety in delicate electronics handling

The system captures real-time data from multiple points, allowing engineers to detect even minimal contact forces that could affect quality or performance. This is critical in electronics manufacturing, where careful handling is required to prevent damage during assembly, testing, or transportation. By analyzing pressure distribution, Tactilus® helps optimize processes, reduce defects, and ensure consistent product quality. 

Its intuitive software enables engineers to visualize and interpret tactile data, supporting improvements in ergonomics, automation, and handling efficiency. Tactilus® is adaptable to various production environments, from laboratories to high-volume electronics assembly lines, and provides actionable insights that contribute to safer, more reliable devices. 

By combining precision sensing with robust, real-time monitoring, Tactilus® ensures manufacturers can meet the high standards demanded in modern electronics, maintaining both performance and product integrity.  Our system can be applied in the following electronic applications:

  • Battery Lamination
  • Ball Grid Array (BGA)
  • LCD Bonding
  • Printed Circuit Board
  • Soil-Structure Interaction
  • Solar Cells
  • Spray
  • Ultrasonic Welding
  • Wafer Bonding

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FAQ Industrial Application

What is a pressure sensor and pressure mapping system?

A pressure sensor is an electronic device that measures force applied over a defined
area. A pressure mapping system combines one or more pressure sensors with
electronics and dedicated software to measure, visualize, and analyze pressure
distribution between contacting surfaces.

How does a pressure mapping system work?

Thin electronic sensors are positioned between contacting surfaces. When pressure
is applied, the sensors convert mechanical load into electrical signals, which are
processed by software to generate pressure maps and quantitative measurement
data.

What are the main applications of pressure mapping systems?

They are used in component assembly, quality control, machinery maintenance,
product design, packaging, sealing, printing, medical devices, automotive,
aerospace, and more.

What are the key benefits of using electronic pressure measurement systems?

  • Objective and quantitative pressure measurement
  • High accuracy and repeatability
  • Real-time data visualization and recording
  • Digital data storage and reporting
  • Flexible sensor designs for custom applications

Which industries use pressure mapping systems?

Pressure sensors and pressure mapping systems are used across automotive,
aerospace, medical, manufacturing, packaging, electronics, sports science,
ergonomics, and research industries.