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Artificial organic afferent nerves enable closed-loop tactile feedback for intelligent robot

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Artificial organic afferent nerves enable closed-loop tactile feedback for intelligent robot

S. Chen, Z. Zhou, et al.

Discover the revolutionary artificial organic afferent nerve (AOAN) developed by Shuai Chen and colleagues, enabling intelligent robots to swiftly recognize and prevent slips using advanced tactile sensing. This innovation mimics synaptic behavior for enhanced neurorobotics and biomimetic electronics.

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Abstract
This paper presents an artificial organic afferent nerve (AOAN) achieved by integrating a pressure-activated organic electrochemical synaptic transistor and artificial mechanoreceptors. The AOAN, operating at a low bias of -0.6V, enables dendritic integration to perceive directional object movement, simplifying control complexity. An intelligent robot using this AOAN with closed-loop feedback demonstrates rapid slip recognition and prevention. Spatiotemporal tactile patterns are differentiated with high accuracy using deep learning on spike-encoded signals. This work is a significant advance in mimicking synaptic behavior for intelligent neurorobotics and low-power biomimetic electronics.
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Aug 15, 2024
Authors
Shuai Chen, Zhongliang Zhou, Kunqi Hou, Xihu Wu, Qiang He, Cindy G. Tang, Ting Li, Xiujuan Zhang, Jiansheng Jie, Zhiyi Gao, Nripan Mathews, Wei Lin Leong
Tags
artificial organic afferent nerve
organic electrochemical synaptic transistor
robotics
mechanoreceptors
deep learning
tactile patterns
biomimetic electronics
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