Thin‑film sensing for FSR, pressure and moisture
What is a printed sensor?
A printed sensor is a thin film that changes its electrical response when something happens, like pressure or moisture. A force/pressure sensor gets more or less conductive as you press it, so you can detect presence or relative force. A moisture sensor uses two comb-like traces that a drop of water can bridge, so you can spot leaks or condensation early.
Typical applications
- Appliances & industrial: door‑closed sensing, presence pads under keys, pressure strips on fixtures, leak detection in enclosures.
- Mobility: seat/occupancy pads, touch‑assist strips, moisture detection near windows or lighting.
- Medical & care accessories: bed/chair occupancy pads, drip/leak indicators, non‑diagnostic contact detection in devices.
- Consumer & sport: force inputs in controllers and equipment; moisture flags in wear‑adjacent products.
What we build
Rapid advances in flexible screen‑printed electrodes now make it practical to integrate sensors into products that only a few years ago were not feasible. Think plastic packaging, clothing, sports footwear and even mattresses.

Materials and process
Calibration and reliability
For FSRs we define load points, drift behaviour and repeatability, then run load‑cycle tests. For moisture we set detection thresholds, verify response time and check false‑trigger behaviour under humidity. Documentation supports traceability and production control.
Integration and assembly
We align the sensor stack to your housing: adhesives and lamination foils, tail routing and connector choice, and mounting features for plastics, metals and glass. Where shielding is required, we add ground planes and isolation gaps. For matrices we define pinouts and simple readout schemes.
Standards & Quality
We operate under ISO 9001, ISO 13485 and ISO 14001 with full lot traceability. For regulated programmes we align technical documentation to your device and market without implying regulatory approval. Manufacturing: European base, with production lines in Slovakia and India to support cost-efficient volume and resilient lead times.
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