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Kitronyx is an engineering company that provides development tools and engineering design services to individuals, companies, universities and government agencies based on expertise in force, pressure, and multi-touch technologies. Our focus is on providing the ‘closest to complete’ technology to enable customers to rapidly turn ideas into real products.

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Customers who wants to embed or prototype pressure distribution sensing, force measurement, multi-touch position sensing and gesture recognition have difficulties to find a reliable turn-key solution provider. Our rapid prototyping techniques, combining hardware, firmware and software base modules along with custom development, can quickly prove a concept and act as a platform for further development. Learn More.

Tuesday, September 16, 2014