1 material + 1 sensor = 3 applications
Nanomade develops and manufactures highly sensitive, ultra-thin, flexible and customisable deformation sensors. Our revolutionary sensors are applied in three key areas, offering unprecedented potential in all industrial sectors, including the performance demanding automotive and aerospace industries.
Force & Touch
Transformation of any surface into an interactive interface by detecting both force and touch, revolutionising interaction with everyday objects.
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Detection of micro-deformations of the human body for real-time monitoring of vital signs, offering potential for remote medical monitoring and connected healthcare.
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Deformations and impacts detection on various structures and materials, crucial for industries where reliability, accuracy, and safety are paramount.
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Nanomade’s technology is conceived and designed for easy integration into any production process. Our team is there to support you in creating innovative usages.
Applicable in all industries
Nanomade sensors are designed with adaptability in mind, making them suitable for a wide range of industries. Whether in automotive, healthcare, or beyond, our technology offers tailored solutions to meet the unique requirements of each sector, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.
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Compatible with all materials
Nanomade sensors are compatible with any and all materials, offering adaptability across various surfaces. Whether it’s metal, plastic, wood, or fabric, our technology seamlessly integrates to provide reliable and precise measurements in any material environment.
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The vision we shared when EyeLights was founded in 2016 is becoming a reality. Thanks to this partnership with Nanomade, we revolutionized the in-car experience and demonstrated our new vision of the cockpit of the future, defined by natural interactions, at the CES 2024.
Romain Duflot
CEO of Eyelights
In order to measure the pressure exerted by catheters, we were required to instrument artificial hearts. Nanomade designed custom sensor strips to cover the 3D surface, made possible by the flexibility and waterproof nature of the sensor itself.
Rémi Dubois, PhD
Co-head of the Connected Health Centre at IHU LIRYC
Heart rhythm disease Institute
Nanomade’s sensors have allowed us to enhance the ergonomics of our tools in ways that were previously unachievable, while still ensuring high accuracy in our force measurements.
Their adaptability and compact size make it possible for us to incorporate them into our product designs in ways that would have been unthinkable without them.
Maxime Térémetz
Co-founder & Chief Science Officer of Dextrain
It’s a pleasure to work with the Nanomade team. Responsiveness and professionalism are the hallmarks of all our dealings.
François BOLLIER
Product Innovation Leader at Novares
At JordiLight, we’ve always been at the forefront of incorporating innovative technologies into our products to enhance user experiences and functionalities. Partnering with Nanomade has been a transformative step in achieving this goal. Their touch sensor technology has allowed us to turn ordinary surfaces into dynamic, interactive zones, significantly enhancing our product’s intuitiveness and user engagement. We’re immensely grateful to Nanomade for their exceptional technology and support, which has enabled us to continue pioneering in our field and exceed our customers’ expectations. A big thank you to the entire Nanomade team for being such an incredible partner in our journey to illuminate the future of adventure and work.
Robert Y. Haddad
CEO & Founder of JordiLight
A responsive team that can adapt to very specific needs. A high-level, pedagogical engineering team that helps its customers to progress.
Guillaume Neau, Ph.D.
CSO at Ekoscan Integrity Group
Nanomade is an efficient team to work with, committed to the goal of their clients projects. The huge sensibility of their strain sensor allows infinite uses in SHM for aerospace industry.
Guillaume Daudon
CEO of Otonomy Aviation
Thanks to the finesse and flexibility of Nanomade sensors, we can instrument complex tactile surfaces in a constrained environment using the force of pressure, with exceptional sensitivity.
Micheal Nahmiyace
Innovation & Business development at Safran
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FAQ
What are the deformation sensors designed by Nanomade?
Nanomade’s deformation sensors are ultra-thin, highly sensitive, transparent, customisable and flexible low-consumption sensors that, once glued inside or on an object, detect deformation (strain) of various surfaces, enabling real-time monitoring and data collection. These sensors have three main applications, Force & Touch, enabling any material or 3D shape to become interactive (leather, wood, metal, etc.), Health Monitoring, detecting micro-deformations in the body to collect physiological data (heartbeats, respiration, posture, etc.) and Structural Deformation Detection, identifying deformation or impact on various structures like metal or wood.
What technology does Nanomade use?
Nanomade uses quantum sensor technology. The heart of our technology is a nanoparticle based ink that, once deposited on a substrate, enables the detection of even the tiniest micro-deformations of different materials through tunnel effect. This technology also enables us to be at the forefront of the sensor market thanks to a unique innovation that mixes capacitive (touch) technology with the deformation (force) sensing capabilities on a single, thin and flexible film. This innovation is unique on the market today.
What are the application areas for Nanomade’s quantum deformation sensors?
Nanomade sensors have three main applications; Force & Touch, enabling any material or 3D shape to become interactive (leather, wood, metal, etc.), Health Monitoring, detecting micro-deformations in the body to collect physiological data (heartbeats, respiration, posture, etc.); and Structural Deformation Detection, identifying deformation or impact on various structures like metal or wood.
Why are Nanomade’s deformation sensors compatible with a wide range of materials?
Nanomade sensors are at a sensitivity that is unmatched on the market today thanks to a nanoparticle based ink.This sensitivity allows us to detect even the slightest micro-deformations of a material, making it effective not only with materials like leather and wood, but also on tougher materials like metal and glass.
Is it important for Nanomade that their technology has been recognized by many awards and accolades?
Yes, recognition through awards and accolades is incredibly important for Nanomade. These honors validate the groundbreaking and innovative nature of Nanomade’s technology. Awards not only enhance credibility but also serve as a powerful endorsement, reassuring potential partners, clients, and investors of the company’s expertise and reliability.
Nanomade has been named DeepTech by BpiFrance, recognised as 42nd best French startup by Forbes, as well as took part in LVMH’s startup accelerator ‘La Maison des Startups’ for its 9th season. The company also came third out of over 3000 startups at JTI’s Startupbootcamp challenge.
How does Nanomade’s design office operate?
Nanomade’s design office’s expertise is available to our clients to aid in the development of their products. Highly collaborative and client-focused, they ensure that every sensor solution is tailor-made to the specific needs and performance of each project. The team works closely with clients from the initial concept phase through to final implementation, providing expert guidance on integrating our sensors into various applications. With a strong emphasis on rapid prototyping, our design office excels at quickly turning ideas into functional prototypes, enabling clients to test and refine their concepts efficiently. Additionally, the design office supports the industrialisation process, ensuring that the customised solutions are scalable and ready for mass production. This hands-on approach ensures that Nanomade’s sensor solutions not only meet but exceed client expectations, delivering high-performance and innovative results in various industries.
What types of industrial projects can benefit from Nanomade’s deformation sensor technology?
Nanomade’s sensors are used in automotive, aerospace, consumer electronics, and healthcare for applications such as safety monitoring, structural health checks, health monitoring, interactive surfaces and many others. Nanomade sensors have a large variety of possible applications and we are still discovering and developing new ones everyday!
