Developing Electronic Skin with the Sense of Touch
Authors:
- Ravinder DahiyaRDRavinder Dahiya
- William Taube NavarajWNWilliam Taube Navaraj
- Saleem KhanSKSaleem Khan
- Emre O. PolatEPEmre O. Polat
- 1 July 2015
- journal article
- frontline technology
- Published by Wiley in Information Display
- Vol. 31 (4) , 6-10
Abstract
Although the concept may seem futuristic, research on electronic skin has wide‐ranging practical impact.Keywords
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