Electronic Skin Prototype Glows Directly Under Pressure Without Wiring
A blue light flickers into existence on a flexible film just 70 microns thick, tracing the precise ridges and valleys of a human fingerprint. Unlike traditional touch sensors, there are no internal cameras, no complex processors, and no dense web of wiring connecting individual sensors to a central computer. The light is not a projected image; it is the material itself reacting to physical…
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