Applications
From the operating room to the production line, from the test bench to the teleoperation console — six fields where force sensing changes the rules.
The common language of contact
Force sensing is not the technology of a single industry — it is the common language of all contact. From the restraint of surgery to the consistency of manufacturing to the presence of remote operation, CELKEES answers radically different demands with one sensing core.
IllustrativeMedical & Rehabilitation
In an operating field measured in grams and millimeters, force sensing gives instruments a sense of restraint — ultra-low crosstalk and high sensitivity relay the subtlest tissue feedback in real time. In rehabilitation, patient effort is precisely quantified, keeping training safe, controlled and measurable.
IllustrativePrecision Manufacturing
Constant contact force is the soul of curved-surface machining. Six-axis real-time feedback lets the robot adapt posture and pressure along complex contours, free of rigid path control — uniform polishing, no over-grinding, with yield and surface quality rising together.
IllustrativeHuman-Robot Collaboration
When robots leave the cage to work beside people, force sensing is the safety baseline. Acute collision detection halts motion at the instant of contact; intuitive drag teaching lets line operators guide the arm through a path by hand — without writing a single line of code.
IllustrativeElectronics & Semiconductor
Wafers, connectors and delicate components cannot afford a single overload. Insertion-force curves are monitored end to end with instant alerts on abnormal loading; fastening torque lands precisely — turning fragile-part assembly from craft intuition into a repeatable, data-driven process.
IllustrativeAerospace Propulsion
Thrust, torque and vibration — imaged simultaneously on a single sensor. 1 KHz full six-axis sampling captures every transient of the propulsion system, while a 300% F.S. safe load takes the test bench's extremes in stride.
IllustrativeExtreme Environments
Deep sea, high radiation, extreme heat — where humans cannot go, force feedback restores a sense of touch to the remote operator. Superior noise immunity keeps the signal clean and dependable in the harshest environments.
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