ArticleSmall (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)2026
Bioinspired High-Resolution, Wide-Range Pressure Sensor Enabled by Synergistic CB/CNT Island-Chain and PVDF/PDMS Fiber Network for Dexterous Robotic Hands.
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The integration of flexible electronics and robotics is critical for intelligent sensing in dexterous hands, where flexible pressure sensors enable precise grasping. However, existing pressure sensors are limited by low spatial resolution and the trade-off between sensitivity and pressure range. Here, we propose a bioinspired high-resolution, wide-range flexible pressure sensor based on a synergistic CB/CNT island-chain and PVDF/PDMS fibrous network. The two-layer architecture, inspired by human skin, incorporates a rhombic grid electrode design, achieving a spatial resolution of 80 cm
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