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A soft magnetoelectric finger for robots' multidirectional tactile perception in non-visual recognition environments

Engineering and Technology

A soft magnetoelectric finger for robots' multidirectional tactile perception in non-visual recognition environments

Y. Xu, S. Zhang, et al.

Discover the innovative soft magnetoelectric finger (SMF) designed for multidirectional tactile sensing in robots, enabling effective navigation in non-visual environments. This remarkable device, developed by Yizhuo Xu, Shanfei Zhang, Shuya Li, Zhenhua Wu, Yike Li, Zhuofan Li, Xiaojun Chen, Congcan Shi, Peng Chen, Pengyu Zhang, Michael D. Dickey, and Bin Su, achieves an impressive 97.46% accuracy in identifying objects with varying mechanical properties.

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