Artificial Muscle Inc.
Artificial Muscle Inc.
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ViviTouch®actuators, developed by Bayer MaterialScience LLC, produce a one-of-a-kind cinematic sensation that bridges the senses of seeing, hearing and feeling. ViviTouch HD Feel is used in mobile phones, gaming controllers and tablets to bring High Definition feel to the entertainment experience. ViviTouch 4D Sound headphones can make sounds come alive by amplifying the experience of hearing.
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Artificial Muscle Inc.
Developer, designer and manufacturer of actuators based on printed electroactive polymers (EAPs).
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2013
21 Nov 2013
Game Changing User Interface Through "Zoned Haptics"
ViviTouch | A Bayer Brand, United States
29 Apr 2013
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higher force density and good strain capability, unparalleled energy efficiency, very fast acting, and direct acting and compliant nature.
26 Mar 2013
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15 Mar 2013
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6 Mar 2013
Haptic feedback for touch screen devices
More and more consumer electronics devices feature a touch screen, which is already considered a must have for new devices. The next big topic will be haptic feedback solutions outperforming the poor vibration-based feedback that is the standard today. Adding haptic and sound feedback to touch screens using electro active polymers (EAPs) will be a featured topic at TCF LIVE Europe 2013 .2011
30 Nov 2011
Conformable ViviTouch Stickers - a New Dimension to Actuators
Artificial Muscle Inc, United States
7 Jan 2011
Printed Electronics for EVs - The money floods in
Printed electronics is now seeing a surge in transactions in the form of orders, government and industry-funded development programs, acquisitions and company fund raising.2010
15 Dec 2010
Printed electronics for energy harvesting - the money floods in
Printed electronics is now seeing a surge in transactions in the form of orders, government and industry-funded development programs, acquisitions and company fund raising.10 Dec 2010
Printed Electronics - The money floods in
Printed electronics is now seeing a surge in transactions in the form of orders, government and industry-funded development programs, acquisitions and company fund raising.1 Dec 2010
High End Touch Feedback for Mobile Devices Featuring Electro Active Polymers
Bayer MaterialScience - Artificial Muscle, Germany
24 Sep 2010
New film technologies for printed polymer electronics developed
Bayer MaterialScience has developed extensive technology know-how and a wide range of materials for printing polycarbonate films.24 Mar 2010
The truly integrated circuit is printed and flexible
For 40 years, so called integrated circuits have integrated little more than transistors, diodes and sensors onto one piece of material but now there are much more integrated circuits arriving where most electrical and electronic components are co-deposited on flexible substrates. Those flexible substrates are key, because this new electronics will be affordable and desirable on everything from apparel to human skin and electrical and consumer packaged goods, where surfaces are only rarely flat.2009
2 Dec 2009
Artificial Muscle, Inc.United States
2007
28 Nov 2007
Electroactive polymers in Sweden and USA
In Sweden, Micromuscle AB relies on ionic effects in polymers whereas the acrylics and silicones of Artificial Muscle Inc of the USA, that can be stretched to 1000 times the area, rely on the electroactive forces in a capacitor-like structure with around 1200 volts applied.