Leslie D. Green
Special to Crain's Detroit Business - AlSentis LLC is a semiconductor company, but what it actually does sounds far more interesting when you hear the CEO explain it. "Imagine being able to interface with a touch technology similar to what you would have on an iPhone — except being able to do it through not just glass or plastic, but foams, fabrics, fiberglass or wood. And being able to interface with surfaces that aren't just flat, but are angular to pliable or thermal-formed or textured," said AlSentis CEO Justin Teitt.
Leslie D. Green
Special to Crain's Detroit Business - AlSentis LLC is a semiconductor company, but what it actually does sounds far more interesting when you hear the CEO explain it. "Imagine being able to interface with a touch technology similar to what you would have on an iPhone — except being able to do it through not just glass or plastic, but foams, fabrics, fiberglass or wood. And being able to interface with surfaces that aren't just flat, but are angular to pliable or thermal-formed or textured," said AlSentis CEO Justin Teitt.