The human skin is not only capable of perceiving touch, it can also sense temperature. Engineering artificial skin needs materials that can feel changes in temperature while being ultra-thin and flexible. Scientists at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have developed a material that can sense the temperature of objects with high accuracy and without directly touching them. […]
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The human skin is not only capable of perceiving touch, it can also sense temperature. Engineering artificial skin needs materials that can feel changes in temperature while being ultra-thin and flexible. Scientists at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have developed a material that can sense the temperature of objects with high accuracy and without directly touching them. […]
The post Hot Science: New Material Senses Temperature Without Touch appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.
