OpenTac auto-routes tactile sensor PCBs from a 3D model in 3 seconds, covering 93% of surface
anand_bhattad · x · 2026-10-23
OpenTac by arikslep's team removes the hardware barrier to robot tactile sensing: upload a 3D model of your robot part and within 3 seconds it auto-routes a custom flexible PCB and generates files for a 3D-printable protective bump case, covering up to 93% of the target area — no manual sensor array engineering needed.
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