Research of a Low Cost Pressure Sensor for SHU Dexterous Hand

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This paper presents a low cost pressure sensor for SHU dexterous hand and outlines the pressure experiments performed. The sensor is based on the semiconductive material, and multi-layer structure. The operating principle of the sensor is explained. The experimental results demonstrate the sensor has linear properties and can provide available information.

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