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According to the study, the cyborg system allows scientists to remotely control the legs of the cockroach.

Scientists have fitted a Madagascan species with tiny leg-control electrodes connected to backpacks containing ultrathin solar panels

Flexible, wearable devices promise VR and medical monitoring applications

Researchers have developed flexible and elastic light-emitting devices through a unique 3D-printing technique.

Wearable pressure sensors can help monitor human health and realize human-machine interaction. Continuous efforts are being made to achieve pressure sensors with versatility in device structures and high sensitivity under the mechanical stimulus.

A new review paper sheds some light on the significant features of conductive inks and two-dimensional (2D) materials, specifically graphene and MXenes.

GUWAHATI : Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati has retained its position in the National Institutional Rankings Framework (NIRF), achieving 7th Rank in ‘Engineering’ Category this year. The Institute also retained its position in ‘Overall’ Catego

Indian Institute of Technology-Guwahati has retained its position in the National Institutional Rankings Framework (NIRF), achieving 7th rank in the Engineering Category this year.

Researchers developed graphene/ecoflex composites-based strain sensors for the detection of a broad range of physiological signals like pulse monitoring, body motions, and speech recognition.

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