IMSE parts are manufactured using clean additive processes. Because a single IMSE part typically performs the functions of a conventional multi-part assembly, designing for IMSE reduces complexity and streamlines global supply chains.

By seamlessly integrating electronic components, such as lights and controllers, into thin, molded plastic structures, IMSE technology enables advanced lighting functions and more sustainable and aesthetically pleasing human-machine interfaces (HMIs).

Encouraging design innovation with IMSE OEM licensing:

Licensing TactoTek's IMSE technology is an opportunity for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to enhance the differentiation of their designs. Thanks to its one-piece construction, IMSE simplifies structures and significantly reduces weight, while also minimizing PCB assemblies and their negative environmental impact. TactoTek's suite of technology transfer resources enables Polestar designers to incorporate the full range of IMSE technology, including decorative and brand lighting, into their latest designs. TactoTek CEO Jussi Harvela notes: “Polestar’s licensing of IMSE technology is a testament to its significant sustainability benefits – with the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 50%, our technology fits perfectly with Polestar’s vision of building sustainable solutions while delivering exceptional customer experiences.”