Engineering and TechnologyNature Communications
A star-nose-like tactile-olfactory bionic sensing array for robust object recognition in non-visual environments
M. Liu, Y. Zhang, et al.
This groundbreaking research by Mengwei Liu, Yujia Zhang, Jiachuang Wang, and their colleagues presents an innovative tactile-olfactory sensing array, inspired by the star-nosed mole, that remarkably classifies objects with high accuracy in non-visual environments. Achieving an impressive 96.9% accuracy in identifying various objects during a simulated rescue scenario, this study paves the way for advanced sensing technologies.
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