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3D-Printed Skin Gives Robots the Sensation of Touch

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Researchers have developed 3D-printed skin for robots that can sense touch using electrical impedance tomography. This advancement allows robots to interact more naturally with their environment by providing detailed tactile feedback. Developers should watch for further applications of this technology in enhancing the functionality and safety of robotic systems.

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