Touch sensitivity on gadgets and robots is nothing new. A few
strategically placed sensors under a flexible, synthetic skin and you
have pressure sensitivity. Add a capacitive, transparent screen to a
device and you have touch sensitivity. However, Stanford University’s
new “super skin” is something special: a thin, highly flexible,
super-stretchable, nearly transparent skin that can respond to touch and
pressure, even when it’s being wrung out like a sponge.
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