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Robots now see the world with an ease that once belonged only to science fiction. But ask a robot to touch something...

DTU researchers create a flexible, self-healing electronic material for healthcare and robotics.

Ultrahigh sensitivity and stability allow precise touch detection and pressure mapping for improved human-machine interaction and battery monitoring.

Researchers create a virtual tool that mimics nature to build better robotic sensors, cutting development from 18 months to just two weeks.

Researchers in Japan develop an adaptive method using Gaussian process regression to help robots handle objects of varying stiffness and weight with precision and small training data.