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A team of Stanford University engineers has created a soft electronic skin that senses external stimulus, and shares it to the brain instead of talking to an electronic device. Stretchable electronics that serve as secondary skin represent a piece of the next generation of wearable tech. The experts at Stanford also demonstrated a savvy spray-on skin late in 2022 that is capable of understanding hand gestures in addition to showcasing a smart bandage that transmits wound-healing progress to a CPU. MIT engineers are working on a sweat-proof electronic skin that is capable of body vital measurements, while a team at the Graz University of Technology achieved a breakthrough with a hybrid smart skin material capable of sensing temperature, moisture, and pressure.

This Incredible 'E-Skin' Technology Communicates With The Brain Like Real Skin

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