Liquid Wire will participate in Robotics Summit & Expo in Boston April 30 - May 1

Liquid Wire partners with Meiban to expand scalable production of stretchable and deformable electronics for robotics, medical, and wearable tech.

Liquid Wire joins Northwestern University's Human AugmentatioN via Dexterity Engineering Research Center (HAND ERC) as an industry partner, contributing its stretchable electronics technology to advance robotic dexterity. The collaboration, supported by up to $52 million in NSF funding, aims to solve critical challenges in robotic hand development including size constraints, weight limitations, and real-time data capture. Liquid Wire's deformable interconnects and sensors will support the center's mission to revolutionize robotic dexterity through novel hardware and intelligence solutions.

Discover how flexible, stretchable strain sensors from Liquid Wire enable real-time muscle feedback in soft robotics. Learn how Rochelle Jubert’s research with these sensors is advancing artificial proprioception for robotics.

Discover how Liquid Wire's stretchable electronics are revolutionizing heated glove designs, addressing common failures in the smart apparel market, and paving the way for the future of heated clothing. Explore the growth and potential of this rapidly expanding industry.