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Nondestructive identification of softness via bioinspired multisensory electronic skins integrated on a robotic hand

Qiu et al., 2022

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4429031799039112580
Author
Qiu Y
Sun S
Wang X
Shi K
Wang Z
Ma X
Zhang W
Bao G
Tian Y
Zhang Z
Ding H
Chai H
Liu A
Wu H
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npj Flexible Electronics

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Tactile sensing is essentially required for dexterous manipulation in robotic applications. Mimicking human perception of softness identification in a non-invasive fashion, thus achieving satisfactory interaction with fragile objects remains a grand challenge. Here, a …
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