Skin‐Inspired Haptic Memory Arrays with an Electrically Reconfigurable Architecture
Bowen Zhu, Hong Wang, Yaqing Liu, Dianpeng Qi, Zhiyuan Liu, Hua Wang, Jiancan Yu, Matthew Sherburne, Zhaohui Wang, Xiaodong Chen
Abstract
Bowen Zhu, Hong Wang, Yaqing Liu, Dianpeng Qi, Zhiyuan Liu, Hua Wang, Jiancan Yu, Matthew Sherburne, Zhaohui Wang, Xiaodong Chen
Abstract
Skin-inspired haptic-memory devices, which can retain pressure information after the removel of external pressure by virtue of the nonvolatile nature of the memory devices, are achieved. The rise of haptic-memory devices will allow for mimicry of human sensory memory, opening new avenues for the design of next-generation high-performance sensing devices and systems.
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Skin-inspired haptic-memory devices, which can retain pressure information after the removel of external pressure by virtue of the nonvolatile nature of the memory devices, are achieved. The rise of haptic-memory devices will allow for mimicry of human sensory memory, opening new avenues for the design of next-generation high-performance sensing devices and systems.
Key concepts: Materials science, Haptic technology, Electronic skin, Non-volatile memory, Shape-memory alloy, Sensory memory, Computer science, Nanotechnology