Electronic skin can revolutionize robotics and protective suits.

Electronic skin can revolutionize robotics and protective suits.

Electronic skin that can feel pain like normal human skin can be the big step for prosthetic research, but it can also improve the capacities of the spacesuits and robots. It can be used to cover the layers of things like cars, that thing would make the self-driving car safer. If the car is touching something it can simply stop or take back, and that thing can avoid injuries in painting.

If the gloves of the spacesuit or some other protective suit are covered with this kind of sensory skin, it would make it possible to handle things like tools more effectively and sharper than without feeling. The electronic skin can also be used in robots to transmit the touch to the controllers, who can see the touch from the screen.

Or the system can transmit that feel to the brain core, what would make it possible that the surgeon can make the surgical operations by using remote control robots over the internet. The thing is that the sensitivity of the feel can be adjusted very easily, and if the electronic skin is used in robots, what is operating in the areas, where is very high temperature.

The operators can remove the sense of heat in those cases where that robot is operating in the fire. Or the level of sensitivity can be adjusted like the sound of the stereos. If the automobiles would have the sense of touch, that thing can warn if the car is touching something, as I wrote earlier.

Also, the spacecraft and airplanes can be covered by using the new artificial skin, which detects the hits to the outer layer of that kind of system. The robot that uses the artificial sense of touch would operate even at the asteroid belt, and collect samples or some other things by using a very sharp touch.

Sources:

https://futurism.com/scientists-invent-artificial-skin-feel-pain

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