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Human-like skin sensor detects objects for robotics apps

May 16, 2022 By Redding Traiger

BeBop Sensors, Inc. announced the BeBop Sensors RoboSkin line of skin-like coverings for tactile awareness for humanoid robots and prosthetics. A true nervous system for robots at less than 1mm thick, RoboSkin is the only technology that fits all robotic body parts: limbs, fingers, feet, head, and torso, to make robots “feel” better. RoboSkin’s advanced fabric-based sensor skin […]

Filed Under: Automotive, Development Tools, Robotics, Sensors, Touch Sensing Tagged With: BeBop Sensors

Want to feel better?

May 13, 2022 By Randy Frank

With its 1-mm thick RoboSkin smart fabric sensor technology, BeBop Sensors, Inc. can provide tactile awareness for humanoid robots and prosthetics so they can feel interactions similar to humans. The skin-like coverings enable a true nervous system and human-like touch sensing of objects for any part of a robot including limbs, fingers, feet, head and […]

Filed Under: Featured, Frequently Asked Question (FAQ), Touch Sensing, Wearable sensing technologies Tagged With: BeBop Sensors

Smart fabric sensor designed for next-gen human interaction

October 23, 2021 By Redding Traiger

BeBop Sensors has announced a new smart fabric sensor designed for next-gen human interaction. The Note Touch reference design includes a small fabric sensing array (16×16 nodes) and a software toolkit to experiment with touch interfaces on any curved or flat surface and rapidly bring new ideas to market. Using gestures such as taps, swipes, and multi-touch, […]

Filed Under: Consumer, Medical, Sensors, Smart Sensors Tagged With: BeBop Sensors

What’s new in Printed/Flexible Stretchable and Functional Fabric Sensors?

February 25, 2020 By Randy Frank

By winning one of TIME Magazine’s Best Inventions 2018 Awards in the Gears and Gadgets category, BeBop Sensors fabric sensors have put printed/flexible stretchable (P/F/S) and functional fabric (FF) sensors on many people’s radar. Over four million of their sensors are in daily use in products such as gloves, helmets and more. Of course, this […]

Filed Under: Featured, Frequently Asked Question (FAQ), Printed sensors, Wearable sensing technologies, Wireless Tagged With: BeBop Sensors, IDTechEx, Roger Grace Associates, sensors expo

How is wearable technology impacting industrial applications?

February 11, 2019 By Randy Frank

Market research experts expect a growing adoption of wearable sensors in industrial facilities. Gloves with fabric-based sensors are one of the growing applications. While they were initially designed to improve the gaming experience and sports activities, lightweight gloves with highly sensitive and accurate sensors can increase productivity and safety in an industrial environment. For example, […]

Filed Under: Featured, Frequently Asked Question (FAQ), Wearable sensing technologies Tagged With: BeBop Sensors

Smart Helmet Employs Force Location Sensing

November 30, 2016 By Randy Frank

In its Smart Helmet Sensor System, BeBop Sensors claims the first helmet system employing a Force Location Sensor System. The company’s flexible fabric sensors provide high resolution, location-specific impact information. In addition to sensing velocity thresholds, a latticed array of over 40 sensors embedded in the helmet liner, gives it the ability to track the […]

Filed Under: Featured, Flexible sensing, Force, Wearable sensing technologies Tagged With: BeBop Sensors

Smart Fabric Sensor for Automotive Airbag Systems

May 30, 2016 By Randy Frank

As successful as the current occupant safety systems (airbags) are, there is always room for improvement – especially as enabling technologies advance. With its Automotive Occupant Classification System (OCS), BeBop Sensors provides a new alternative. The embedded car seat sensors in the OCS provide the granular detail required for next generation classification systems, which need […]

Filed Under: Featured, Wearable sensing technologies Tagged With: BeBop Sensors

Smart Fabric Sensors Make Physical Measurements

December 10, 2014 By Randy Frank

Existing wearable sensors measure physiology (EKG, EMG), electrical conductivity or breathing. In contrast, patented, proprietary monolithic fabric sensor technology from Bebop Sensors Inc. allows physical measurements including bend, location, motion, rotation, angle, size, pressure, force and torque. The sensors’ continuous real-time reporting and 3D mapping capability can enable applications such as: answering calls from a shirt […]

Filed Under: Wearable sensing technologies Tagged With: BeBop Sensors, Inc.

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