An on-demand webinar exploring innovative methods for using ultra-thin FlexiForce sensors to create data-driven medical training devices.

In a live webinar produced by Machine Design, Tekscan product managers Camilo Aladro and Ed Haidar answer questions from design engineers on the topic of printed force and pressure sensing technologies.

This on-demand webinar covers some of the many diverse ways that pressure mapping technology is contributing to the advancement of battery and power designs, helping companies meet demands for a mainstream consumer population.

Tekscan's Rob Podoloff (Chief Technical Officer) and Camilo Aladro (Pressure Mapping Product Manager) respond to technical questions submitted directly by Tekscan technology users and prospects.

With the design engineer community abuzz with the concept of printed sensing technologies – especially force sensors – this webinar covers everything you need to know when evaluating ultra-thin force sensitive resistor technology.

Camilo Aladro - Tekscan's Pressure Mapping Product Manager - coaches you through the pressure mapping sensor selection process.

How pressure mapping technology is helping design engineers answer the end-to-end demands facing an evolving medical device landscape.

Through case examples, Dr. Sundeep Rawal provides essential tips that can be applied to your practice, to ensure the success of treatment.

FlexiForce Product Manager and Applications Engineer Ed Haidar explains the core uses for this sensing technology in medical devices, industrial control systems, and beyond.

Dr. Howard Dananberg will share actual patient cases, demonstrating how he uses the F-Scan in-shoe gait analysis system in his everyday practice.