HAPTIC / LAB
Interactive hackathon demonstration
Sensor → Signal → Feedback

Explore pressure sensing
and tactile feedback.

Four hands-on simulations explain a proposed capacitive force sensing system and how it could communicate pressure through fingertip vibration. Explore the electronics, test virtual pressure, and analyze synthetic signals.

Conceptual signal path

Applied pressure→Capacitive plates→STM32 ADC (simulated)→PWM→Haptic cue

Nothing here is connected to real sensors or an STM32. All values are generated in your browser.

Choose a live simulation

01 / INTERACTION

Digital Touch

Tap, hold, or use an optional microphone to trigger soft and hard visual feedback.

Open Digital Touch →
02 / SIGNAL CHAIN

Capacitive Force Sensor

Change the plate gap and inspect the modeled capacitance, ADC reading, and PWM cue.

Open Force Sensor →
04 / ENGINEERING

Calibration & Signal Analyzer

Generate synthetic signals, introduce noise, tune filtering, and run two-point calibration.

Open Analyzer →

About this prototype

This site demonstrates design concepts, not clinical pressure limits, realistic tissue injury predictions, or measured force accuracy. The models are simplified by design. Use the four pages to explore how the proposed system might behave.