 This is Dante Durazzi with The Verge here at CES 2014 and we're taking a look at the Sensus case. It looks like a normal rubber case but it adds these pressure sensitive strips on the side and on the back so that certain apps can sense what you're pushing on. In this app we can see that the iPhone's able to tell where you're pushing and how hard you're pushing. The red dots here mean that you're pushing harder and the green ones mean it's lighter. This is kind of reminiscent of the PS Vita. The PS Vita uses a capacitive touch sensor on the back. This isn't a capacitive, they're saying it's proprietary technology. Nevertheless it's pretty similar. There are other apps here that are just demo apps. They say using the camera you can just pinch on the side to take a picture. There's a scale as well. We tried to test out the scale. We're going to put this lens on and see how heavy it is. I measured 0.35 pounds. And then let's put this other lens on. I measured 0.21 pounds. As you can see, unlike other apps on here, this isn't just a tech demo. The company actually says that they expect to ship with this app on here. Otherwise, all these demo apps are made by Census just to show off the case. They're hoping that they can get more developers on board for other apps in the future. The case is supposed to go on sale by the end of the year. It should cost around $99.