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E-Skin for Prosthetics Senses Temperature and Pressure at 10x Resolution

The sensor system uses 3D fabrication to fit prosthetic limbs and measure pressure and temperature at a density about 10 times finer than glove sensors.

Researchers at Washington State University (WSU) have developed an electronic skin that can sense temperature and pressure, potentially helping amputees regain a sense of touch through their prosthetics. A study published in Cell Reports Physical Science found that this technology can detect stimuli at a resolution 10 times finer than that of current commercial glove sensors. “This approach democratizes the production of medical-grade e-skins, m…

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