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An integration of soft materials, sensors and flexible electronics is bringing robotic “skin” closer than ever to reality

Researchers from the UK have developed a unique artificial skin or electronic skin that can feel pain like normal human skin.

An electronic skin which can learn from feeling ‘pain’ could help create a new generation of smart robots with human-like sensitivity. A team of engineers from the University of Glasgow developed the artificial skin with a new type of processing system based on ‘synaptic transistors, which mimics the brain’s neural pathways in order to learn.…

A team of researchers led by an Indian-origin engineer in the UK has created an electronic skin capable of feeling "pain" and according to them it could help create a new generation of smart robots with human-like sensitivity.

Prosthetic limbs which are capable of near-human levels of touch sensitivity could be developed after a technological breakthrough by Scots…

A team of engineers from the University of Glasgow have come up with a new prototype e-skin which they believe is a big advancement in the area of touch-sensitive robotics.

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CO2 is fundamentally safer than water as the main coolant inside a nuclear power plant, however, its use requires sensing equipment

Sensor and reed switch manufacturer, HSI Sensing, is rapidly expanding their workforce to increase their manufacturing and production teams by 25 percent....

Photonics is helping automate processes in agriculture and manufacturing such as screening fields for crop quality and plant diseases. With the right spectroscopic and imaging techniques, it is possible to check water levels in plants and determine the nutritional content of plant species.