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A Highly Sensitive Iontronic Bimodal Sensor with Pressure‐Temperature Discriminability for Robot Skin (Adv. Mater. Technol. 21/2023)
Qianqian Yang, Zhiqiu Ye, Renke Wu, Honghao Lyu, Chen Li, Kaichen Xu, Geng Yang
- Year
- 2023
- Citations
- 2
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
Iontronic Sensors A highly sensitive iontronic bimodal sensor with pressure-temperature discriminability is proposed by Geng Yang and co-workers in article 2300561, which is attributed to the arrangement of electrodes in a compact device structure, the pressure-temperature decoupling mechanism, and the hierarchical compressible microstructure of the iontronic film. Thus, the iontronic bimodal sensor, as robot skin, empowers the robot with the pressure-temperature dual-perception, analogous to the function of human skin.
Keywords
Decoupling (probability)Materials sciencePressure sensorMicrostructureRobotElectrodePressure sensitiveSkin temperatureAcousticsComposite material
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