Thin film pressure-sensitive sensor (switch) using printing technology

Because it is slim, it allows for flexible design. If you touch it lightly, it works a little; if you press it strongly, it works a lot.

Thin pressure-sensitive sensors demonstrate excellent performance as switching sensors for machines and devices. They respond to light touches and can detect subtle variations in pressure. This allows for nuanced changes in tone and volume in electronic instruments, as well as enhanced expressive capabilities in artwork on tablets based on pen pressure and touch. It is not a dream for robots to touch gently like our hands. The most significant feature of this sensor is its "thinness." Because it is manufactured using printing technology, it does not require the small and diverse components typically needed for standard sensors. This increases design flexibility and can meet the needs of designers. Additionally, having fewer components is also a significant advantage from an ecological perspective.

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