A hierarchically patterned, bioinspired e-skin able to detect the direction of applied pressure for robotics

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  A hierarchically patterned, bioinspired e-skin able to detect the direction of applied pressure for robotics

  By Clementine M. Boutry, Marc Negre, Mikael Jorda, Orestis Vardoulis, Alex Chortos, Oussama Khatib, Zhenan Bao

  Science Robotics21 Nov 2018

  An e-skin that uses multiple levels of biologically inspired patterning is capable of discriminating both normal and tangential forces.

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  A hierarchically patterned, bioinspired e-skin able to detect the direction of applied pressure for robotics

  By Clementine M. Boutry, Marc Negre, Mikael Jorda, Orestis Vardoulis, Alex Chortos, Oussama Khatib, Zhenan Bao

  Science Robotics21 Nov 2018

  An e-skin that uses multiple levels of biologically inspired patterning is capable of discriminating both normal and tangential forces.

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