Cambridge has created an electric skin that will allow robots to sense touch and pain

Name: Cambridge has created an electric skin that will allow robots to sense touch and pain
Uploaded: 2025-07-01T08:19:00.000Z
Description: The material is made of hydrogel with hidden sensors that recognize pressure, temperature, damage and other parameters, and to improve accuracy, a neural network trained to respond correctly is used. In the future, the technology wants to be used not only in robots, but also in prostheses. And the idea has even been supported by Samsung

The material is made of hydrogel with hidden sensors that recognize pressure, temperature, damage and other parameters, and to improve accuracy, a neural network trained to respond correctly is used.

In the future, the technology wants to be used not only in robots, but also in prostheses. And the idea has even been supported by Samsung

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