ForceFilm from Forcen brings thin-film sensitivity to robots, surgical instruments

ForceFilm surgical

From safely collaborating with humans to handling foods in harsh environments or accurately following a surgeon’s cues, robots increasingly need a sensitive but reliable sense of touch. Toronto-based Forcen Inc. said its patented ForceFilm technology provides a “digital sense of touch.”

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