Electronic skin for prosthetics to sense temperature and pressure

Work by team of WSU scientists 'lays a crucial foundation for a full bionic skin' that replicates the sense of touch.
50 points by gmays 49 days ago news.wsu.edu 5 comments

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Scientists at WSU have developed electronic skin for prosthetics that can detect temperature and pressure, paving the way for more advanced bionic limbs that mimic natural touch sensations. This innovation could significantly enhance the functionality and user experience of prosthetic devices.

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