senseshardware
Senseshardware is a term used to describe hardware platforms and architectures designed to acquire, process, and respond to multisensory data. The concept covers sensor suites, on-board processing, and interfaces that enable integration of visual, auditory, tactile, and proprioceptive information for embedded systems, robotics, and immersive technologies. While not a single product, senseshardware is used in research and industry to discuss design trade-offs, such as sensor selection, data fusion, latency, and power management.
Typical components include sensors such as cameras, depth sensors, microphones, tactile arrays, and proprioceptive sensors; processing
Applications include autonomous robots, drone platforms, assistive devices, virtual reality and augmented reality systems, automotive sensing,
There is no universal standard called "senseshardware"; the term is used descriptively. Open-source ecosystems, including ROS/ROS
See also multisensory integration, sensor fusion, robotics hardware.