Sensetics is taking human and machine touch interaction into the digital age, providing the hardware and software that enable us to record, edit, and transmit touch in the same way that we do sight and sound.
Sensetics Touch Signature™ technology allows us to record the experience of touch. This is not like a touch screen, which only detects a point of contact — it’s capturing the intricacies of what we actually feel. The potential uses of touch data in the fields of health, robotics, business productivity, and many others, is enormous.
At Sensetics, we’re pushing the boundaries of human-machine interaction by introducing realistic touch to the digital world. Our innovations help close the gap between physical and virtual experiences.
Sensetics began when founders Adam and Rayne met at UC Berkeley, sparking a breakthrough in touch technology. Rayne’s inventions in metamaterial microstructures, combined with Adam’s vision, led to Programmable Fabric™ — a flexible, biocompatible material that can be digitally shaped in 3D, in real time, and at submillimeter precision. This fabric is the missing link for realistic digital touch, enabling sensations to be captured and replayed instantly. Today, Sensetics is headquartered in Princeton, NJ, at the forefront of the digital touch revolution.
