Wednesday 26 July 2017
Color-shifting electronic skin could have wearable tech and prosthetic uses
Researchers have developed a new type of user-interactive electronic skin, with a color change perceptible to the human eye, and achieved with a much-reduced level of strain. Their results could have applications in robotics, prosthetics and wearable technology.
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