TyroMotion GmbH (AT)

Update from Myant

IDTechEx have covered all of Myant's progress in scaling advanced e-textile manufacturing in North America over the last few years.

QUS-Sports

QUS-Sports is a smart textile brand which demonstrated their smart textile products at CES 2018.

Sensoria

IDTechEx caught up with Sensoria CTO Maurizio Macagno at their booth in the Sands Exhibition hall at CES 2018.

Siren Care Denmark

Siren Care Denmark have developed products integrating conductors directly into yarns within textile product.

Thread in Motion

Thread in Motion (TIM) are a start-up developing smart textile solutions

Xenoma

Xenoma is a spin-off from the University of Tokyo (work from Prof. Someya's lab) that has developed e-Skin, a smart apparel product containing sensors for measuring body motion.

AIM - Advanced Intelligent Mechatronics

IDTechEx spoke to representatives from AIM at their booth in Eureka Park at CES 2018.

Cerevo

IDTechEx first met with Cerevo at CES 2017, where, as part of the Nidec booth, they demonstrated early prototypes of their haptic gaming shoes.

GoTouchVR

IDTechEx briefly caught up with Eric Vezzoli, CEO and cofounder of Go Touch VR.

Nanomagnetics and Nanoport

IDTechEx met with Craig Palmer, VP Strategic Alliances / Director of Business Development, for Nanoport R&D, at CES 2018. We also spoke with Dora Lee who works in communications and marketing within their team.

Nidec (Copal & Sankyo)

IDTechEx analyst James Hayward caught up with Nidec again at CES 2018. They demonstrated a series of developments in haptics on their booth, including activity from their Copal and Sankyo divisions.

Rehabotics Medical Technology

Rehabotics Medical Technology are a Taiwanese company that have developed products used for stroke patient rehabilitation using a hand-worn exoskeleton or glove. We spoke to R&D Manager Wayne Pu at their booth within the Taiwanese pavilion at Eureka Park in CES 2018.

SenseGlove

Sense Glove have created a hand-worn exoskeleton that allows the user to experience haptic feedback. IDTechEx interviewed Niels Bogerd at their booth in Eureka Park at CES 2018.

Tactical Haptics

Tactical Haptics exhibited as part of the NSF pavilion in Eureka Park at CES 2018. They were demonstrating their latest configurable gaming controller containing frictional haptics. IDTechEx visited their booth.

Teslasuit

IDTechEx interviewed Andriej Michajlowski from Teslasuit at CES 2018. They have developed a full body haptic suit. They exhibited as part of the UK pavilion in Eureka Park.

Ultrahaptics

IDTechEx were invited to try the demonstrations at Ultrahaptics' impressive booth at CES 2018. We spoke with Heather Macdonald Tait and CTO, Tom Carter, as well as partners from Meta, Zerolight and IGT at their booth.

Rotational 3D printing technique yields high-performance composites

Nature has produced exquisite composite materials—wood, bone, teeth, and shells, for example—that combine light weight and density with desirable mechanical properties such as stiffness, strength and damage tolerance.

Millimeter-scale robot opens new avenues for microsurgery

The milliDelta design incorporates a composite laminate structure with embedded flexural joints that approximate the more complicated joints found in large scale Delta robots.

Nomadeec

Exelus have partnered with Holoforge to develop Nomadeec, a mobile telemedicine solution which offers medical professionals real-time information in a hands-free manner using the Microsoft HoloLens. Nomadeec has been deployed in France for 2 years.

Tytocare

TytoCare, a subsidiary of Walgreens Boots Alliance, Inc. have developed a handheld device to perform a variety of examinations for remote diagnosis. The solution serves patients, health organizations and physicians/doctors/nurses.