A recent article from The Korea Bizwire, discussed the latest development in the ongoing quest to create human-like robots. A team of researchers from the Pohang University of Science and Technology and the University of Ulsan have created an e-skin that mimics the tactile sense of human fingers. It consists of an elastic high polymer thin film and features tiny wrinkles, much like a human fingerprint. The interior contains a network of nanowires made of silver and zinc oxide that make the substance multisensory and elastic.
Korean Scientists Develop Ultra-Sensitive E-Skin
A new artificial electronic skin is more sensitive than human touch.
Mar 24, 2021
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