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Publication date: 3 April 2007

Mark Lowe, Elizabeth Hood and Mike Ozog

This technical paper aims to provide an overview of thin‐film force sensors, present discussions of various ways these force sensors are used in automated systems, and offer…

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Purpose

This technical paper aims to provide an overview of thin‐film force sensors, present discussions of various ways these force sensors are used in automated systems, and offer possibilities for future adaptations. Areas of interest are medicine, industry, and consumer products.

Design/methodology/approach

Current uses of thin‐film force sensors are presented based on existing prototypes and research. Current research serves as a springboard to identifying ideas for future research and development.

Findings

Regarding thin‐film force sensors, finds that, thanks to features of current force‐sensing technology, consumers can expect continued introduction of high‐quality and very realistic “feeling” systems.

Originality/value

Presents novel uses of force sensors and explores ideas for future research.

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Sensor Review, vol. 27 no. 2
Type: Research Article
ISSN: 0260-2288

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