Pressure sensors in our skin provide instant feedback ... in their upper arms—mimicking those used for amputees—and to send them along to the robotic hand. With minimal training, the volunteers could ...

they added 32 flexible pressure sensors to the robot’s palm and fingers. Finally, they connected the hand to a movable arm with a motor in the wrist, which made the wrist the only part of the ...

Once engineers give the robot an objective, 3D cameras and depth sensors create a virtual copy of an object. The hand's AI then runs myriad simulations to help it quickly figure out what to do.

In these tests, the hand was able to successfully grasp 11 of 14 objects. “The sensors, which are sort of like the robot’s skin, measure the pressure being applied to the object,” said ...

A robotic hand can pick up 24 different objects with ... including sensory feedback -- via the addition of pressure sensors to the silicone skin -- and artificial intelligence.

Using the VCJ technique, the researchers successfully printed a robotic hand that has internal structures similar to those of a human hand. Equipped with touch pads and pressure sensors ...

Multimodal tactile sensors, which can pick up different types of touch-related information (e.g., pressure ... also integrated their sensor with a robotic hand, using the data analysis platforms ...