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An Atlas For Largearea Electronic Skins From Materials To Systems Design 1st Edition Weidong Yang

Name: An Atlas For Largearea Electronic Skins From Materials To Systems Design 1st Edition Weidong Yang
SKU: BELL-12199518
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An Atlas For Largearea Electronic Skins From Materials To Systems Design 1st Edition Weidong Yang instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.38 MB

Pages: 75

Author: Weidong Yang, Matthew Hon, Haicheng Yao, Benjamin C. K. Tee

ISBN: 9781108749244, 1108749240

Language: English

Year: 2020

Edition: 1

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An Atlas For Largearea Electronic Skins From Materials To Systems Design 1st Edition Weidong Yang by Weidong Yang, Matthew Hon, Haicheng Yao, Benjamin C. K. Tee 9781108749244, 1108749240 instant download after payment.

Electronic skins are critical for many applications in human-machine-environment interactions. Tactile sensitivity over large areas can be especially applied to prosthetics. Moreover, the potential for wearables, interactive surfaces, and human robotics have propelled research in this area. In this Element, we provide an account and directional atlas of the progress in materials and devices for electronic skins, in the context of sensing principles and skin-like features. Additionally, we give an overview of essential electronic circuits and systems used in large-area tactile sensor arrays. Finally, we present the challenges and provide perspectives on future developments.