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Through a joint venture, measurement technology manufacturer WIKA, and the mechatronics group Wittenstein, are looking to open up the future market for haptic sensors.

The joint venture, Resense, will produce miniaturised six-axis force-torque sensors for industry.

The aim of the joint venture, Resense, is the development, production and marketing of miniaturised six-axis force-torque sensors for industry.

WIKA is participating in the joint venture with its extensive expertise in the high-tech production of sensor and chip components. The latest silicon bonding technology comes to the fore here.

Wittenstein brings its patented design concept, with which the smallest six-axis hollow-shaft sensors currently available can be realised. This innovation enables high-precision measurement of forces and torques in the tight installation environments of robotics.

Both companies each hold 50% of the shares in the new Resense GmbH. The company is headquartered in Klingenberg am Main, location of WIKA’s headquarters.

For more information visit: www.wika.co.za

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