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Distributed and stretchable tactile sensing for dexterous robotic hands based on a crosslinked interpenetrating network

Authors: LI Dongsheng; HUO Wenjun; SUN Yuyang; YU Lei; JI Tianci; LI Aomen; JIANG Feng; LIU Yan; ZHANG Wufeng; LIU Huicong

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-3840-3Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • The sensor array comprises 18 sensing units distributed across the robotic hand, enabling whole-hand tactile coverage beyond fingertip-only perception, which is critical for complex manipulation tasks such as pulling and grasping. • • The crosslinked interpenetrating network ensures high interlayer tensile strength, preventing delamination under mechanical deformation, a key failure mode in multilayer flexible sensors; this directly addresses the interlayer mechanical mismatch problem. • • The sensor array demonstrates high sensitivity and low hysteresis, with excellent long-term reliability over 10,000 loading cycles, indicating robust performance for repeated robotic operations. • • Object recognition accuracy reaches 90.1% using convolutional neural network algorithms, validated in real-time on a digital twin interface, showcasing the sensor's integration with AI for adaptive grasping and teleoperation.