From Wired’s Gadgetlab: Skin-Like Sensors- for Robots (and us)?

This transparent sensor can stretch to great lengths without getting deformed, all the while sensing pressure. Image: Stanford News Many thanks to Christina Bonnington at Wired for this great story from colleagues at Stanford.

This transparent sensor can stretch to great lengths without getting deformed, all the while sensing pressure. Image: Stanford News Many thanks to Christina Bonnington at Wired for this great story from colleagues at Stanford.

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From Wired’s Gadgetlab: Skin-Like Sensors- for Robots (and us)?

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