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Electromechanical Sensors

Resonetics® designs and manufactures custom electromechanical sensors that capture critical procedure data, such as strain and temperature, in MedTech applications. With a compact footprint, these sensors support functionalities like haptics, force feedback, and deflection measurement, making them well-suited for integration into devices and implants used in minimally invasive surgery. They are also engineered with minimal electromagnetic emissions and low susceptibility to radiofrequency fields, ensuring reliable performance in demanding clinical environments.

Electromechanical Sensor Applications

Electromechanical sensors are playing an increasingly important role in precision medical applications, particularly in minimally invasive surgical procedures, including:

  • Strain gauges
  • Temperature sensors
  • Analyte sensing (CGM or other)

Electromechanical Sensor Benefits

Electromechanical sensors offer a wide range of benefits that make them increasingly popular for precision medical procedures performed during minimally invasive surgery, including, but not limited to:

  • Small footprint
  • Exceptionally thin
  • Low power consumption
  • Ability to fabricate two-layer circuit
  • Low electromagnetic emissions
  • Low susceptibility to radiofrequency fields (RF)
  • Ease of assembly
  • Robustness to autoclave reprocessing

Special Features of Electromechanical Sensors

Electromechanical sensors offer a wide range of capabilities and features that help pave the way for major advancements in medical devices and diagnostic technologies.

 

These benefits include:

  • Highly customizable to meet specific design requirements
  • Multiple gauges can be integrated into a single component
  • Integrated lead wires within the sensor package to provide a small form factor
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