Space SciencesCommunications Engineering
Soft electronic skin for self-deployable tape-spring hinges
Y. Yao and X. Ning
Discover an innovative soft, lightweight electronic skin (e-skin) designed to monitor the intricate folding and deployment of tape-spring hinges in deployable space structures, developed by Yao Yao and Xin Ning. This breakthrough enables significant hinge deformation while offering vital multimodal sensing capabilities, pushing the boundaries of multifunctional self-sensing space technology.
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