Stretchy 'E-Skin' Facilitates Sense of Touch
The technology could help return tactile sensation to people who have experienced burns or other nerve-damaging conditions.
Source: extremetech.com
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The technology could help return tactile sensation to people who have experienced burns or other nerve-damaging conditions.
Scientists at Stanford University in a breakthrough successfully tested a soft, flexible patch of electronic skin as thick as a piece of paper on a rat. While this offers a ray of hope to amputees and those with skin damage, experts say much more research is required
The device monitors wounds and promotes healing all at the same time.
Early research suggests these flexible devices might reduce wound healing time by 25 percent. ...