... care Robotics Japan Intelligent sensors Skin (body) Tactile sensors On 25 August 2008, the Japanese business newspaper Nikkei Weekly announced a pressure and friction sensor that mimics the human skin. This has potential applications in health care robots, enabling them to touch...

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