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Researchers Make Robotic Skin Break Through
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June 12, 2022
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4:31Now PlayingAn international group of researchers has developed bioinspired robotic skin that is sensitive to touch and pressure, similar to human skin. Jayar Jackson and Rayyvana break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE weekdays at noon ET.
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"Those “Tickle Me Elmo” dolls might just get a whole lot creepier now that scientists have developed an electronic skin that can feel different sensations like tickling.
An international team of researchers have published a paper in the journal Science Robotics on Wednesday detailing their study into the creation of a bioinspired robotic skin. The material uses different sensors coupled with a machine-learning neural network in order to detect pressure and vibrations. The team believes that it can be utilized on robots to help them get better sensory feedback about their surroundings, as well as on future prosthetic devices for humans."
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