Kim's earlier work involved programming sensing robots to ... next generation of sensors, which they hope will lead to its biomedically meaningful implementation. "Blood pressure monitoring ...

ARTIFICIAL skin embedded with optical sensors could help robots develop a more human touch. Existing sensors, such as those based on simple pressure switches and motor resistance, are limited in ...

a person wearing a jacket fitted with dozens of sensors can now program the actions of robots from the 12 most popular industrial robotics makers. “We are providing a universal language to teach ...

When it comes to robotics and prosthetics ... Ideally, a prosthetic hand can detect textures, pressure, and movement the same way a human hand can. A robotic arm, for example, requires certain ...

The SeaPerch underwater robotics program began in 2003 as an MIT Sea ... SeaPerch II includes modular components—such as pressure sensors, autonomous control systems, and soft robotic grippers ...

This led to the creation of sensors that can feel pressure, temperature, and even strain. These could be used in the ...

Researchers have developed a robotic sensor ... but robots find difficult. "The softness of human fingertips is one of the reasons we're able to grip things with the right amount of pressure ...

The specifications of the robot are published in NPJ Flexible Electronics. The robot can gather blood pressure readings by simply touching a patient’s chest. The sensors on the robot's hands then ...

to programming a robot to dance on command using colored bricks. There are also sensors that can track color, distance and pressure to allow kids to design robots with different functions.

Sphero has announced another rolling ball robot called ... blocks of code to program how the robot behaves via its gyroscope, accelerometer, magnetic compass, light sensor, and more.