Printed sensors
Pressure, temperature, humidity and gas sensing on ultra-thin foil, wired or wireless.
MultiMoS wireless sensorsFLEXOO prints pressure and temperature sensors, foil heaters, antennas and flexible circuits in Heidelberg, roll to roll. Under 200 μm thin, they fit inside battery packs, seats and robot hands, and give control systems measured data instead of estimates.
Move across the foil, press to add force, switch to temperature to see heat stay behind after contact. A schematic model for illustration, not measured FLEXOO data.
Six product families, printed on film and finished in Germany. Each one starts from a standard design and can be adapted to your geometry, sensing range and quantity.
Pressure, temperature, humidity and gas sensing on ultra-thin foil, wired or wireless.
MultiMoS wireless sensors
Cell-level pressure and temperature data for the battery management system, no pack redesign.
Battery safety
Real-time monitoring for batteries and industrial assets, including leakage detection.
Monitoring
Custom antenna layouts made additively, from a prototype run to large series.
Printed antennas
Not sure which family fits? Send a drawing or a description of the surface you need to measure and an engineer will answer.
Send your requirements
The moments that decide how a machine behaves happen under pressure, friction and contact. Cameras and simulations do not see them, so models have to guess.

FLEXOO grew out of InnovationLab's research and Heidelberger Druckmaschinen's printing know-how. The same team designs your part and runs it on the line.
“FLEXOO sensors make Physical AI possible: Only ultra-thin, free-form sensor technology bridges the gap between physical hardware and learning algorithms.”
Dr. Michael Kröger, Founding CEO, in the Series A announcement
Where to meet the team and what changed this year. All news on flexoo.com
The leakage detection solution joins the LOPEC Innovation Showcase, and Dr. Jean-Charles Flores presents real-time pressure monitoring for battery intelligence.
The nomination recognises the Physical AI sensor and data platform that makes pressure, force and temperature readable for AI in industrial systems.
A research partnership with the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence on tactile data for Physical AI.
A surface, a load range, a temperature window, a quantity. That is enough for a first conversation with an application engineer.