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Stretchable e-skin could give robots human-level touch sensitivity

Stretchable e-skin could give robots human-level touch sensitivity
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United statesZhengjie liNanshu luZheliang wangHongyang shiRoberto martinSarnab bhattacharyaHeeyong huhSangjun kimDepartment of biomedical engineeringUniversity of texas at austinChandra family department of electricalCollege of natural science computer departmentDepartment of aerospace engineeringWalker department of mechanical engineeringWalker department of engineering

Stretchable e-Skin Could Give Robots Human-Level Touch Sensitivity

Existing e-skin technology loses sensing accuracy as the material stretches.

United statesHongyang shiRoberto martinZheliang wangNanshu luSarnab bhattacharyaSangjun kimHeeyong huhZhengjie liWalker department of engineeringDepartment of computer scienceUniversity of texas at austinDepartment of biomedical engineeringUniversity of illinois at urbana champaignWalker department of mechanical engineeringChandra family department of electrical

Stretchable E-Skin May Provide Robots with Human-Like Touch

Stretchable E-Skin May Provide Robots with Human-Like Touch
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United statesHeeyong huhZheliang wangNanshu luSangjun kimSarnab bhattacharyaRoberto martinHongyang shiZhengjie liWalker department of mechanical engineeringDepartment of biomedical engineeringChandra family department of electricalCollege of natural science computer departmentWalker department of engineeringTexas materials instituteUniversity of texas at austin

Stretchable E-Skin Could Give Robots Human-Level Touch Sensitivity

AUSTIN, Texas A first-ever stretchy electronic skin could equip robots and other devices with the same softness and touch sensitivity as human skin,

United statesZheliang wangSarnab bhattacharyaHeeyong huhSangjun kimRoberto martinNanshu luHongyang shiZhengjie liCollege of natural science computer departmentUniversity of texas at austinTexas materials instituteDepartment of biomedical engineeringChandra family department of electricalDepartment of aerospace engineeringWalker department of engineering