Flexible, Conductive, Pressure Sensing Electronic Skin
 

Flexible, Conductive, Pressure Sensing Electronic Skin
The American Chemical Society is profiling the work of scientists at Stanford who are developing “electronic skin,” a material that’s both flexible and stretchy while sensing pressure and transmitting electric signals. It may end up being used for prosthetic hands to give amputees the sense of touch.

Here’s an ACS video with the scientists that show you how the material works:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caQ3...ature=youtu.be

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