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E-Skin Sensors Go Chipless and Batteryless

Flexible, wearable devices promise VR and medical-monitoring applications

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Cheap, Pressure-Sensing ‘Electronic Skin’

Seoul researchers have developed an easy-to-fabricate, membrane-based strain gauge system that’s as sensitive (and almost as flexible) as human skin

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Print These Electronic Circuits Directly Onto Skin

Room-temperature sintering enables skin sensors for vital signs

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Electronic Skin Lights Up When Touched

Imagine an interactive dashboard or wallpaper inspired by the body’s largest organ

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E-Skin Sensors Go Chipless and Batteryless

Flexible, wearable devices promise VR and medical-monitoring applications

Cheap, Pressure-Sensing ‘Electronic Skin’

Seoul researchers have developed an easy-to-fabricate, membrane-based strain gauge system that’s as sensitive (and almost as flexible) as human skin

Print These Electronic Circuits Directly Onto Skin

Room-temperature sintering enables skin sensors for vital signs

Electronic Skin Lights Up When Touched

Imagine an interactive dashboard or wallpaper inspired by the body’s largest organ

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Why Li-Fi Might be Better than Wi-Fi

Extinguishing the EV Battery Fire Hype

AMD’s Next GPU Is a 3D-Integrated Superchip

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Search results: “electronic skins”

E-Skin Sensors Go Chipless and Batteryless

Flexible, wearable devices promise VR and medical-monitoring applications

Cheap, Pressure-Sensing ‘Electronic Skin’

Seoul researchers have developed an easy-to-fabricate, membrane-based strain gauge system that’s as sensitive (and almost as flexible) as human skin

Print These Electronic Circuits Directly Onto Skin

Room-temperature sintering enables skin sensors for vital signs

Electronic Skin Lights Up When Touched

Imagine an interactive dashboard or wallpaper inspired by the body’s largest organ

Trending Stories

Why Li-Fi Might be Better than Wi-Fi

Extinguishing the EV Battery Fire Hype

AMD’s Next GPU Is a 3D-Integrated Superchip