Senseg, which is developing technology for touchscreen interfaces, has secured $6m in a series B round supported by NXP.
Netherlands-based semiconductor manufacturer NXP has helped Finland-based user interface technology company Senseg raise $6m in series B funding.
Senseg wants to create the next generation in spatial haptic feedback technology, which would deliver sensations to a user’s fingertips on the touchscreens of mobile devices, and will seek to use NXP’s investment to make its tactile touchscreen technology small and inexpensive enough to penetrate the booming smartphone market.
The deal is NXP’s only investment in the past 15 months, but is…
