E-skin senses temperature, pressure (IMAGE)

Washington State University

E-skin senses temperature, pressure

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Hongyi Shen, left, a graduate student in the School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering at Washington State University, and Professor Kaiyan Qiu helped lead a project that developed an electronic skin that can detect pressure and temperature.

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Photo by Sravanthi Yalamanchili/WSU

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