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Anisotropic shear-sensitive tactile sensors with programmable elastomers for robotic manipulations

Chai et al., 2021

Document ID
17194769444816940075
Author
Chai Z
Ke X
Chen H
Zhu J
Yong H
Jiang J
Zhang S
Guo C
Wu Z
Publication year
Publication venue
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

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High-performance tactile sensors are urgently demanded in various intensive interactive scenarios, eg, texture detection, robotic interaction with fragile objects, and motion direction recognition, where dynamic conditions are involved with complex tangential forces or …
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