Return to the pure sense
MIÁN supplies flexible sensors and the AI algorithms that read them. We turn piezoelectric and pressure sensing into a layer of fabric that can be built into a product — so machines can understand human state.
People are soft, and so is everything they touch — mattresses, seats, clothing, the fingertips of a robotic hand. Rigid sensors are temperature-sensitive, break easily and will not conform to a curved surface, leaving machines to sense people through a hard shell. We believe the sensing layer itself should be soft — soft enough to be sewn into anything.
Temperature-sensitive, fragile, unable to conform to flexible surfaces — hard to deploy where they touch the body directly.
Flexible, durable, conforming to complex surfaces, and sealed inside the finished product on the line — invisible and imperceptible to the end user.
Both the piezoelectric and the pressure platforms are developed in-house, with manufacturing that does not depend on an external supply chain. Our Dongguan plant runs third-generation production equipment of our own design.
An organic ferroelectric electret converts mechanical vibration into a faint charge, capturing physiological signals as small as a heartbeat or a breath.
A textile piezoresistive construction that solves the crease-failure problem of film sensors, continuously measuring and mapping surface pressure distribution.
The same flexible sensing and on-device algorithms, reshaped and resized per application, already validated in products across several fields.
Sensing built into mattresses, smart beds, temperature-regulating blankets and pillows — heart rate, respiration, bed occupancy and a full-night sleep report.
Flexible electronic skin for grippers and humanoid robots — fabric tactile arrays conform to fingertips and joints, feeding back contact force and pressure distribution.
Pressure-distribution monitoring for alternating-pressure anti-decubitus mattresses, plus bed-exit alerting and vital-sign management for care facilities.
Body-pressure sensing for adaptive car seats and adaptive sofas: occupancy, posture and pressure distribution in real time. Flexible film laminates onto cushion and backrest without changing the existing structure, driving automatic support adjustment.
Since 2015 we have delivered over a million flexible sensors into volume production across smart beds, mattresses, home appliances and the automotive supply chain.
A nine-layer fabric laminate fusing pressure and piezoelectric sensing, 1.5 mm thick, built into mattresses, temperature-regulating blankets and pillows, with all computation on-device.
Purpose-built for adjustable beds — quick to fit, thin, and built to take the rubbing. Two independent modules in a compact 233 × 68 mm body, from 6.6 mm mounted height. Capability matches S100.
A 16 × 32 array of 512 sensing points across the whole bed, continuously mapping body-pressure distribution. PS90 single and PS180 double share one design — only the size differs.
174 flexible pressure points across the palm and every finger joint, streaming contact-pressure distribution at 10 Hz — for dexterous robot manipulation, tactile datasets and HMI research.
More products to follow. For a custom sensor solution, contact support@mian-tech.com.
Our Shanghai headquarters handles business, hardware, software and algorithms; the Dongguan plant and MIAN Lab handle production and testing. Standard configurations ship in 4–6 weeks; custom configurations are scheduled by volume.
Full white-label production, with custom sizes, wireless configuration and housing.
Android, iOS and mini-program SDKs, for standard integration or deep customisation.
Algorithms run locally on the module with no cloud dependency; data privacy stays inside the device.
FCC / CE / MIC / IC / BQB certified, meeting market-access requirements across regions.
The Dongguan plant runs third-generation production equipment of our own design, independent of outside supply.
Our own MIAN Lab sleep research facility, with joint research alongside the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Delivered to brands including Xiaomi, Haier, Daikin, Dreame, Gentherm, JINGZAO, Mlily and IKEA, and their supply-chain partners.