2023 has been a busy and rewarding year here at GelSight:
In January, Steve Mould featured GelSight on his YouTube channel, with the video receiving 4.7+ million views
In February, Hexagon crowned GelSight as the winner of the second cohort of its coveted Sixth Sense open innovation platform, which nurtures start-ups creating solutions to pressing manufacturing challenges
In May, we introduced GelSight Max, the highest-resolution mobile surface characterization tool on the market
In November, we debuted GelSight Mobile Shock-Protected, the newest addition to GelSight’s product lineup that brings even more resilient 3D surface analysis tools to the field and the production line
I'd like to thank our customers, employees and partners for making 2023 a great year for us. I appreciate your support and I'm looking forward to all we can accomplish together in 2024.
Thanks,
Youssef Benmokhtar, CEO
The Latest: Q4 Highlights
GelSight Unveils New Shock-Protected Mobile Edition
In November, GelSight debuted the new GelSight Mobile Shock Protected Edition. Ruggedized to withstand harsh environments, this addition to GelSight’s product lineup brings even more resilient 3D surface analysis tools to the field and the production line. Features include shock protection, tough casing, slip-resistant grip and high-visibility color. Read more >
GelSight Takes the Court at the U.S. Open
In September, The New York Times used GelSight Mobile to scan the U.S. Open tennis courts at Flushing Meadows. Did you know that the speed and bounce of a tennis court depends on the size, shape and density of the sand that comprises it? These different surfaces have a significant impact on the length of rallies and the course of matches. Read more >
GelSight Featured in Aerospace Manufacturing November Edition
Aerospace manufacturers see the digitization of legacy industry processes and the reduction of part scrapping as critical steps to fortify the supply chain.How can they accomplish those goals in an effective, efficient way? GelSight Vice President Thierry Mantel shares his analysis and advice in this Aerospace Manufacturing article.
GelSight CEO Youssef Benmokhtar on The Manufacturing Executive
"We’re pioneering the digitization of a third sense – touch."GelSight CEO Youssef Benmokhtar joins Joe Sullivan on The Manufacturing Executive podcast to talk about how GelSight technology offers all kinds of possibilities for manufacturing technology and in our daily lives, from digitizing human touch and feel to reducing subjectivity in quality inspection.
Thanks to GelSight Max's speed and mobility, you can take dozens of scans directly from the production line. See how easy this process is compared to using a confocal microscope, which requires you to go to a lab, adjust the settings and then wait up to 40 minutes for a single scan.
With 3.5, defect detection takes a leap forward. GelSight Mobile users can now conduct faster analysis with more detailed information on defects like dents, scratches and pits. Magnetic lines and rotating rectangles also make it easier for users to select, measure, and analyze defects within regions of interest.
Measuring circular roughness is as easy as ONE, TWO, THREE. Take a look at how simple it is to get high-resolution measurements and scans in seconds with GelSight. Plus, you can generate reports right on-site.
In Tokyo, GelSight made an appearance at the All Nippon Airways Show. Keep an eye out and you'll see our technology in action around the :35 mark. Thanks to Cornes Technologies Limited for the introduction.
Ever wondered what a leaf looks like when you scan it with GelSight? How about a shark tooth, a piece of rope, a pair of jeans or a TV remote? Each Friday, we share a different image on LinkedIn as our Scan of the Week. Check it out and see if you can guess the item!
