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Tacterion makes plyon, a tactile sensor layer under a millimetre thick that reads proximity, touch and force, and bends with the surface above it.
The applications run from steering wheels and power tool handles to home appliances and wearables on the factory floor, as the company lists them. In each, the value is in what the surface starts to notice.
The sensor was built layer by layer, from the silicon skin to the plyon layer and the foils beneath it, and lit as an object, not a diagram. The electrode maze is shown in cross-section, then under a fingertip, then on a curved surface, so the three things it reads become visible in sequence. On the website the hero is a black cube with the sensor lit under one finger: the technology explained before the first word.
Creative direction, art direction and the 3D product visualisation, the hero video and the image set for the relaunched website, delivered in a month to the launch date.
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