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Fabric with feeling.

Pressure mapping, redesigned from the materials level up. Patented printed electronics in a mat that bends, folds and lives where you do.
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Pressure mapping, redesigned from the materials level up. Patented printed electronics in a mat that bends, folds
and lives where you do.
Scroll to look inside.

Flexible substrate
Bends, folds and creases with the seat. No rigid plates, no fragile wiring.
Printed sensor array
1,024 sensing zones printed directly onto fabric
Soft fabric cover
Waterproof, breathable, wipe-clean.
Flexible substrate
Bends, folds and creases with the seat. No rigid plates, no fragile wiring.
Printed sensor array
1,024 sensing zones printed directly onto fabric
Soft fabric cover
Waterproof, breathable, wipe-clean.
Flexible substrate
Bends, folds and creases with the seat. No rigid plates, no fragile wiring.
Printed sensor array
1,024 sensing zones printed directly onto fabric
Soft fabric cover
Waterproof, breathable, wipe-clean.

Redesigned from the materials level up.

Current pressure mapping carries three structural limits: it is fragile, non-flexible and prohibitively expensive, which confines it to short assessments in specialised clinics.


Sensore’s patented printed electronics approach removes all three, while still delivering the sensitivity and resolution the clinical picture depends on.

Flexible

Contours to the seat and to the person. No rigid plates, so the mat moves the way seating and bodies actually move.

Durable

Built for creases, folds and daily handling. Independently validated with the National Physical Laboratory: under 1% measurement drift across 10,000 sit-cycles, over two years of simulated use.

Low-cost

Printing sensors costs a fraction of assembling them, and gets cheaper with scale. That is what moves pressure mapping out of the £10,000 clinic cabinet and into everyday use.

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ACCESS

Out of the clinic.

Incumbent mapping is fragile, rigid and often above £10,000, so it stays in specialist hands. Printed sensing makes the hardware flexible, comfortable and low-cost enough to live where pressure risk actually is: homes, wheelchairs and care settings.

ACTION

Into everyday hands.

A picture is only useful if someone can act on it. Continuous monitoring, smart repositioning alerts and data turned into plain-language insight mean a wheelchair user, carer or clinician can respond without specialist training.

Co-designed throughout with end users, PPIE groups and clinicians.

Pressure, mapped.

Pressure builds in places you cannot see and may not feel. Mapping across 1,024 sensing zones turns that invisible load into a picture you can read at a glance, with the detail to show exactly where it gathers and how long it stays.

Move your pointer across the surface below and see the pressure build.

Illustrative visualisation, not sensor data

Continuous monitoring

Capture the whole story.

A clinic assessment sees one moment. With Sensore Connect, S1 is continuously monitoring your pressure and analysing your long-term trends, giving you the whole picture.

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See the trend

Peaks, plateaus and the slow climbs in between, visible across hours and days, not guessed at from a single sitting.

Spot risk early

With smart repositioning alerts, S1 detects high pressure and prompts a reposition before it becomes a problem.

24/7 postural care

Day, night, at home or on the go: the picture keeps building whether or not a clinician is in the room.

See what the fabric feels.

The proof lives on the evidence page, and in your hands from early 2027.