A select number of attendees of TechBlick Boston will be visiting the Tekscan facility for an exclusive tour of the TacileLab and manufacturing floor.

Visitors will learn about Tekscan's history as pioneers and leaders in tactile pressure mapping and sensing solutions, in the healthcare, biomechanics, automotive, and manufacturing industries, followed by a guided tour of our manufacturing process of ink based piezoresistive sensors, and then get to explore the TactileLab where customers and partners collaborate on rapid prototyping for "lab to fab" to get products from prototype to production. Interactive demonstrations will let attendees see our pressure mapping and surface sensing solutions in action, showcasing their role in quality control and R&D applications.

In addition, this will be a chance to network with Tekscan engineers, produce experts, and industry professionals to exchange ideas and explore new collaboration opportunities. 

Tekscan is proud to partner with Techblick, the largest and most important electronics industry conference and exposition on their mission to connect, engage, and learn. 

This exclusive facility tour will include interactive demonstrations, a production and manufacturing tour, a visit to the tactile lab where rapid prototyping happens, and much more.

If you are unable to attend this year's Techblick and want to learn more about Tekscan's capabilities, visit our TactileLab page and contact us. The TactileLab is open to select customers and partners looking to innovate in tactile sensing technologies or integrate cutting-edge sensors into your products. 

About Tekscan:

Tekscan is a global leader in the design and manufacture of tactile pressure and force sensors and systems. Our innovative solutions provide accurate and reliable measurements for a wide range of test & measurement and embedded applications in industries spanning automotive, energy storage, consumer electronics, biomechanics and more. With a commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, Tekscan continues to set the standard in tactile and surface sensing technology.