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Automotive-qualified piezoelectric strain sensor augments next-generation capacitive touch systems, including steering wheels, center consoles, and door panels...
By Stephen Nellis (Reuters) - UltraSense Systems, a Silicon Valley startup that makes a chip that can replace mechanical buttons, said on Monday that ...
Ultrasense Korean Auto Deal: UltraSense makes a chip that uses ultrasound waves to detect when a person has tapped on a solid surface. Daniel Goehl, UltraSense's chief business officer, told Reuters that automotive companies are experimenting with replacing traditional control buttons with solid panels of metal or wood, especially in high-end models.
UltraSense makes a chip that uses ultrasound waves to detect when a person has tapped on a solid surface.
Under the deal announced on Monday, Mobase, a supplier to Korea's automotive industry, will use UltraSense chips in button bars it supplies to automakers.