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Tactile Sensor Product List and Ranking from 6 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

Last Updated: Aggregation Period:Sep 17, 2025~Oct 14, 2025
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  1. タッチエンス Tokyo//Machine elements and parts
  2. ナノシード 本社 Tokyo//Trading company/Wholesale
  3. シスコム(SysCom) Tokyo//Trading company/Wholesale
  4. 4 オーギャ 事務所 Toyama//Electronic Components and Semiconductors
  5. 5 公益財団法人名古屋産業振興公社 名古屋国際見本市委員会 Aichi//Public interest/special/independent administrative agency

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  1. Tactile Sensor PLYONⓇ ナノシード 本社
  2. Tactile Sensor "Shokkaku Cube RT" タッチエンス
  3. Tactile Sensor "Shokac Probe" タッチエンス
  4. [Case Study] Pressure Measurement with List Devices シスコム(SysCom)
  5. 4 To all cosmetics manufacturers: Measuring and quantifying 'tactile sensation' with tactile sensors. タッチエンス

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[Case Study] Pressure Measurement with List Devices

It can also be used for pressure measurement in list devices such as smartwatches and clocks.

This sensor is designed to be mounted on the wrist and can accurately capture the pressure applied to the wrist. The thin sensor is designed to measure the contact pressure of any device or product mounted on the wrist, measuring the comfort of items such as watch bands, wristbands, and activity trackers as a pressure distribution. It identifies areas of high pressure or discomfort and quantitatively analyzes the measurement impact of vital sensor design, providing information for optimal product development.

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Touchence Inc. Company Profile

"Studying touch." We will commercialize our unique tactile sensing technology and contribute to technological innovation in various markets.

At Touchence, we manufacture and sell our own developed haptic sensor components and modules for markets that require haptics in human-machine interfaces. Haptics is one of the five senses, alongside vision, taste, hearing, and smell. While vision systems are widely adopted, haptics is still a technology in the research stage. Our company is advancing practical applications as one of the frontrunners in this field. We provide a one-stop solution from technology exploration to mass production, and by standardizing our products, we offer highly innovative products to our customers at reasonable prices. 【Business Overview】 ■ Manufacturing and sales of haptic sensor components and modules *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Ultra-thin tactile film kit

Stick it on the surface for analog input! Ultra-thin tactile film kit.

The "Ultra-Thin Tactile Film Kit" is a tactile film sensor capable of detection in low load ranges. It can be fixed simply by sticking it on, eliminating the need for soldering. It can also be implemented on cylindrical surfaces. We provide a set consisting of three single-axis detection tactile films, one signal processing board, and output display software. 【Features】 ■ Capacitive detection type pressure sensor head ■ The thickness of the sensor head is ultra-thin at 0.5mm ■ Connects to a PC with a dedicated signal processing board ■ Displays load intensity on the PC screen using dedicated software (CSV output available) *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

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[Case Study of Ultra-Thin Haptic Film] Application of Analog Joypad

Customizable from narrow paths to large areas! Introducing examples that meet various shape needs.

We will introduce a case where the "ultra-thin tactile film" handled by Ougya Co., Ltd. has been adopted in the 'Analog Joypad' with photos. This product flexibly accommodates various shape needs, from small-diameter heads and large areas to matrix configurations, and tactile sensors for robots to analog joypads. To ensure smooth integration into your desired product, we provide comprehensive support from mechanical design to software development. 【Other Examples】 - Grasping force detection function for robotic hands - Load detection function added to FPDs - Mobile devices - Remote controllers - Game controllers, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Limited Company E-Double System

Touch panel sensor and tactile sensor that detect pressure levels.

I want to detect pressure levels with a tactile sensor, but I'm struggling with too many wires. This problem will be solved. It is a tactile sensor that can detect pressure levels and center of gravity position with high resolution using only a minimum of five wires. 1) Attach it to a robotic hand to detect gripping force. 2) Attach it to insoles to detect foot pressure and center of gravity position. It can be used for various applications.

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Tactile Sensor "Shokkaku Cube RT"

Measuring the amount of compression on the sponge surface! A flexible tactile sensor capable of detecting displacement in three-dimensional directions.

The "Shock Cube RT" is a sensor that achieves softness through the fusion of light and sponge. By measuring eight points on the sponge surface, it is capable of detecting surface tilt. This Shock Cube is specialized for use in robot fingertips and is equipped with mounting holes for installation and removal. Additionally, it has a compact shape (length × width × thickness: 30 × 15 × 7 mm) and utilizes RS485 communication. 【Features】 ■ Measures the amount of compression (displacement) on the sponge surface ■ Specialized Shock Cube for robot fingertip applications ■ Compact shape (length × width × thickness: 30 × 15 × 7 mm) ■ High-density sensing points (4 × 2 = 8 points) ■ Equipped with mounting holes for installation and removal ■ Utilizes RS485 communication *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Tactile Sensor "Shock Sense Probe"

Data output via I2C! Introducing a tactile sensor that can visualize the "tactile sensation."

The "Shock Touch Probe" is a tactile sensor specialized in detecting tactile sensations. It can acquire two types of tactile data correlated with surface irregularities and friction, achieving a level of sensitivity that cannot be measured with force touch. It has a built-in amplifier and AD, and outputs data via I2C. 【Features】 ■ Capable of acquiring two types of tactile data ■ Achieves a level of sensitivity that cannot be measured with force touch ■ Built-in amplifier and AD ■ Data output via I2C *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Tactile Sensor "Shokac Probe"

A tactile sensor that measures and quantifies "tactile sensation"! It has a structure similar to human fingerprints and can simultaneously detect fine surface irregularities and changes in frictional force!

The "Shokac Probe" is a tactile sensor that measures "touch." It has a structure similar to a human fingerprint and can simultaneously detect fine surface irregularities and changes in friction. It is expected to be used in various situations, allowing for the quantification of tactile evaluations in robotic inspection processes, as well as the ability to quantify the health of skin and hair, enabling personalized care recommendations. 【Features】 ■ Quantification of skin tactile sensations ■ Quantification of tactile sensations of paper and fabric ■ Quantification of hair structure and tactile sensations ■ The probe tip's contact sensor scans the surface ■ Utilizes microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) ■ A technology that achieves high-resolution structures while being compact and suitable for mass production *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Ultra-Thin Haptic Film] Adding Load Detection Function to FPD

Comprehensive support from mechanical design to software development! Introducing case studies of adoption for input devices.

We would like to introduce a case where the "ultra-thin tactile film" handled by Ougya Co., Ltd. was adopted for "adding load detection functionality to FPD" through photographs. This product has received three awards, including the "2014 Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers Award (Technology)." To ensure smooth integration into your desired product, we provide comprehensive support from mechanical design to software development. We can meet various input device needs, so please feel free to contact us regarding any other specifications you may require. 【Other Cases】 - Grip force detection function for robotic hands - Application of analog joysticks - Mobile devices - Remote controllers - Various input devices, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Tactile Sensor PLYONⓇ

Next-generation tactile sensors for robots and home appliances.

The tactile sensor plyon® platform is a capacitive resistive touch force sensor based on a highly versatile layered architecture. It is a development kit for designing and manufacturing physically and functionally unique modules.

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Innovative inspection and AI technologies (sound, waveform, touch, grasp)

Control the sensations experienced during touch through the quantification of various sensors and AI, and apply it to the technology of robotic hands!

We provide groundbreaking AI that visualizes "sound," "waveforms," as well as "touch" and "grasp." By utilizing AI, we achieve visualization of abnormal sounds and AE signals from equipment and environments, as well as voice data! Our AI automatically distinguishes the "sounds of objects," offering on-site solutions for equipment condition monitoring, quality inspection of manufactured goods, and preventive detection. We quantify human sensations such as "softness," "hardness," and "smoothness" when "touching" or "grasping" using various sensors, and support robot control and factory automation through AI-based control. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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Idea Blog

Discovering the potential of new products! We will create prototypes and pursue technology and ideas.

On the Touchence homepage, we are featuring the "Idea Blog." The sensors we have developed independently have the potential to create entirely new things depending on the ideas. To discover that potential, we create prototypes and pursue technology and ideas. Please take a look. 【Featured Content (Partial)】 ■ Haptics + AI ■ Flexible Mattress ■ Game Controller (Input Device Proposal) ■ Small Force Plate (Input Device Proposal) ■ Child Seat *You can view the detailed content of the blog through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

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To all cosmetics manufacturers: Measuring and quantifying 'tactile sensation' with tactile sensors.

The Shokac Probe has a structure similar to human fingerprints and can simultaneously detect fine surface irregularities and changes in frictional force!

The "Shokac Probe" is a tactile sensor that measures "touch." It has a structure similar to a human fingerprint and can simultaneously detect fine surface irregularities and changes in friction. It is expected to be used in various situations, allowing for the quantification of tactile evaluations in the inspection processes of robots, as well as the quantification of the health status of skin and hair, enabling personalized care recommendations. 【Features】 ■ Quantification of skin tactile sensation ■ Quantification of the tactile sensation of paper and fabric ■ Quantification of hair structure and tactile sensation ■ The probe tip's contact element scans the surface ■ Utilizes Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) ■ A high-resolution structure that is compact and can achieve mass production effects *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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To all collaborative robot manufacturers: Would you like to measure and quantify tactile sensation?

The Shokac Probe has a structure similar to human fingerprints, allowing for simultaneous detection of fine surface irregularities and changes in frictional force!

The "Shokac Probe" is a tactile sensor that measures "touch." It has a structure similar to a human fingerprint and can simultaneously detect fine surface irregularities and changes in friction. It is expected to be used in various situations, allowing for the quantification of tactile evaluations in the inspection processes of robots, as well as the quantification of the health of skin and hair, enabling tailored care suggestions for individuals. 【Features】 ■ Quantification of skin tactile sensation ■ Quantification of the tactile sensation of paper and fabric ■ Quantification of hair structure and tactile sensation ■ The probe's contact sensor scans the surface ■ Utilizes Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) ■ A technology that achieves high-resolution structures while being compact and suitable for mass production *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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Why not measure the skills and senses of artisans with tactile sensors and preserve them as numerical data?

"Shokac Probe" has a structure similar to human fingerprints, simultaneously detecting fine surface irregularities and changes in frictional force! Contributes to the shortage of successors.

The "Shokac Probe" is a tactile sensor that measures "touch." It has a structure similar to human fingerprints and can simultaneously detect fine surface irregularities and changes in friction. It is expected to be used in various situations, allowing for the quantification of tactile evaluations in the inspection processes of robots, as well as the quantification of the health status of skin and hair, enabling personalized care recommendations. 【Features】 ■ Quantification of skin tactile sensation ■ Quantification of tactile sensation of paper and fabric ■ Quantification of hair structure and tactile sensation ■ The probe tip's contact sensor scans the surface ■ Utilizes Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) ■ A high-resolution structure that is compact and allows for mass production effects *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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