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Electronic Design recently published the second article in a four-part series highlighting Tekscan’s perspective on the accelerating adoption of tactile sensing technologies—covering pressure mapping, temperature mapping, and embedded force sensing. The piece explores how evolving market needs and...

In motorsport, milliseconds matter — and so does data. For the past three years, Tekscan and channel partner CMV have proudly sponsored Formula Student racing teams, offering them access to high-resolution pressure measurement systems to validate tire models, optimize vehicle setups, and accelerate...

It’s the middle of July, which means we’re deep into the three-week, 21-stage Le Tour de France – arguably the world’s most popular annual cycling event. Cyclists from all over the world endure 3,351 km (2,082 mi) worth of extreme inclines, challenging riding surfaces (including 21.7 km (13.5 mi) of...

Noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) are subjective yet critical measures of the driving experience. One key way automobile manufacturers can address potential NVH issues is by balancing the contact between three important vehicle components – the rotor, the wheel hub, and the wheel. Wheel hub...

Success knows no borders when it comes to capturing pressure insights. "Insights Around the Globe" is our new periodic blog series featuring real-world application stories direct from Tekscan's global team of channel partners. Our first installment in the series comes from John Guy of Stress...

Part 4 of 5: Comfort & Ergonomic Assessment Pressure mapping helps R&D teams target opportunities to produce a more comfortable end-user experience. In this next edition of "Pressure Mapping: A Design Engineer's Magnifying Glass," we'll explore how pressure mapping technology can help determine peak...