A flexible sensor, which can detect temperature, pressure and humidity simultaneously, and more accurately than currently existing devices was developed by researchers. In addition to improving robotics, the sensor could one day be embedded into the "electronic skin" of prosthetics, to help amputees sense environmental changes, Fox News reported. Study author Hossam Haick, a professor of chemical engineering and nanotechnology at the Technion-Israel ...Sunday, 28 July 2013
'Touchy-feely' Robos Come Closer to Reality: Researchers
A flexible sensor, which can detect temperature, pressure and humidity simultaneously, and more accurately than currently existing devices was developed by researchers. In addition to improving robotics, the sensor could one day be embedded into the "electronic skin" of prosthetics, to help amputees sense environmental changes, Fox News reported. Study author Hossam Haick, a professor of chemical engineering and nanotechnology at the Technion-Israel ...
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