Bend Labs Digital Flex Sensor - 2-Axis, 4 Inch
The Bend Labs Digital Flex Sensor is a two-axis bidirectional sensor that measures angular displacement in two orthogonal planes for 3D orientation. Built from highly durable, medical-grade silicone elastomers, it provides highly accurate, drift-free angle measurements in a soft, flexible form factor with extremely low power consumption.
Unlike traditional analogue flex sensors, this digital sensor features a built-in microcontroller with an I2C interface and on-board calibration. Its integrated analogue front end rejects common-mode signals such as stretching and temperature fluctuations, delivering high-fidelity angular displacement data in degrees.
Key Features
- 2-Axis Bidirectional – Measures angles in two orthogonal planes for 3D orientation
- Digital I2C Interface – Built-in microcontroller with on-board calibration; no external ADC needed
- Drift-Free – Accurate angular displacement without drift over time
- Medical-Grade Silicone – Highly durable and flexible construction
- Low Power – Operates on 1.62–3.6V regulated supply
- Noise Rejection – Rejects stretching, temperature changes, and extraneous bending
- 4-Inch Sensor Length – Suitable for a wide range of motion-sensing applications
Specifications
- Axes: 2 (bidirectional)
- Sensor Length: 4 inches
- Interface: I2C (digital)
- Supply Voltage: 1.62–3.6V
- Output: Angular displacement in degrees
- Material: Medical-grade silicone elastomer
Ideal For
- Robotics and prosthetic joint angle measurement
- Wearable motion capture and gesture sensing
- Biomechanical research and rehabilitation devices
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