China Skin Micro-Electric Network Mobile Version
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6 FAQs about [China Skin Micro-Electric Network Mobile Version]
What is electronic skin (e-skin)?
Electronic skin (e-skin), new generation of flexible wearable electronic devices, has characteristics including flexibility, thinness, biocompatibility with broad application prospects, and a crucial place in future wearable electronics.
What is the world's first bio-inspired electronic skin?
A team of Chinese scientists has created the world's first bio-inspired electronic skin with a 3D structure that mimics three mechanical signals found in human skin. With its intricate 3D distribution, sensory receptors in human skin adeptly perceive external forces and strain.
How e-skin mimics human skin?
With its intricate 3D distribution, sensory receptors in human skin adeptly perceive external forces and strain. By mimicking this spatial distribution, researchers from Tsinghua University developed an e-skin that replicates the structure of human skin, featuring its own "epidermis", "dermis" and "subcutaneous tissue".
Why do we need electronic skins?
Electronic devices that monitor human health, track movement and activities, and function as HMIs are already in widespread use 1, 2, 4. However, the goal of these electronic skins is to emulate the features of skin while still preserving its natural qualities 5, 6, 7.
How does an electronic skin work?
In healthy living skin, mechanical receptors sense information and convert it into electrical pulses that are transmitted through the nervous system to the brain. To replicate this, an electronic skin needs sensors and integrated circuits, which are usually made from rigid semiconductors.
Is e-skin a step towards artificial skin?
A flexible, conductive membrane that can pass sensory information to the brain and muscles is a step towards artificial skin. The ‘e-skin’ is a soft, flexible sensor with integrated circuits. Credit: Jiancheng Lai and Weichen Wang of Bao Research Group at Stanford University
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