There is a box of shame in our workshop that contains a number of more or less (but mostly less) successful attempts at building a decent prototype of force sensor. We never throw away anything because of one single reason. The funniest thing in the world is seeing how insanely stupid your former self was. […]
About Knof Knof is a common name for our family of force sensors. All of them are small, tough, accurate, extremely simple and therefore cheap. The main advantages are: simple design that requires no complex manufacturing techniques and no exotic materials small size with regard to given maximum force high overload tolerance wide range of
It’s the little details that usually ruin everything. When some tests failed they just confirmed what I always suspected wouldn’t work but sometimes there was a totally unexpected inconvienience waiting for us. Once upon a prototype, we had this incredible idea. A force sensor would be much like a sandwich, a thin layer of soft
We are updating hardware, electronics, optimizing size, cost and reducing manufacturing time. We also added some connectors between the printed circuit board and calibration switches, in case either needs to be replaced.
It’s Testing Time! Our very first (final) Chaotic-Tock has been running since the beginning of May. It’s been a month now and we are happy to announce that there is nothing to be announced. It works just as it worked in the beginning of May, so launching is expected in the next couple of months.
Damogran Labs is a young group of people who are into new technical solutions. We and all our projects are located in the central Europe (Slovenia). Damogran Labs consists of electrical engineer, mechanical engineer, designer and marketing/legal manager. So that makes us pretty much self-sufficient for all our projects. The Main goal of all projects
Here is a quick video render to show you how sexy plexi can be!
