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This project develops advanced haptic skins using self-healing elastomers to enhance touch interactions in consumer electronics, robotics, medical, and automotive applications. The skins are designed to be transparent, stretchable, and durable, providing a strong tactile response suitable for high-use environments.
Interfacing between humans and machine using the sense of touch through haptic devices, is becoming increasingly important for consumer electronics, robotics, medical and automotive applications.
One bio-inspired way to achieve this is by developing soft haptic skins that can both part and receive information through touch.
However, developing soft haptic skins which have a significant tactile response and are robust enough for daily use in heavy use consumer applications is challenging.
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UNIVERSIDADE DE SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA
UNIVERSIDAD DE SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA
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