Research on electronic skin in artificial intelligence, smart medicine, virtual reality

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Research on electronic skin in artificial intelligence, smart medicine, virtual reality

Xuyang Gao 1 , Tianyi Li 2 , Xinyan Yu 3 , Mohan Liu 4 , Herong Sheng 5*
  • 1 Shanghai University    
  • 2 School of Physic Dalian University of Technology    
  • 3 Shanghai WenLai International High School     
  • 4 New Channel Qingdao    
  • 5 School of Advanced Technology Xi'an Jiaotong-liverpool University    
  • *corresponding author Herong.Sheng21@student.xjtlu.edu.cn
Published on 23 February 2024 | https://doi.org/10.54254/2755-2721/42/20230777
ACE Vol.42
ISSN (Print): 2755-273X
ISSN (Online): 2755-2721
ISBN (Print): 978-1-83558-309-8
ISBN (Online): 978-1-83558-310-4

Abstract

Electronic skin(e-skin) is an emerging type of wearable sensor in order to translate external stimuli into different output signals. Electronic skin is very important in many fields, including Artificial intelligence, smart medicine, and virtual reality. The electronic skin is made of a composite material called QCT and various transistors and sensors. Therefore, electronic skin can convert various biological signals such as temperature, pain, pressure, etc. into electrical signals. In addition, the electronic skin has the characteristics of being thin, soft, and flexible. This article will first introduce the application of electronic skin in artificial intelligence, electronic skin can make artificial intelligence better sense and adapt to changes in the environment. The second is the role of smart medicine, the most widely used is the use of prosthetics. Finally, there is the role of virtual reality, which allows users to have a more realistic experience through the use of electronic skin. The findings presented in this paper hold significant value for advancing research and facilitating the practical application of electronic skin technology.

Keywords:

Electronic Skin, AI, Smart Medicine, Virtual-Reality

Gao,X.;Li,T.;Yu,X.;Liu,M.;Sheng,H. (2024). Research on electronic skin in artificial intelligence, smart medicine, virtual reality. Applied and Computational Engineering,42,195-200.
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[2]. Niu, H. et al."‘Perception-to-Cognition Tactile Sensing Based on Artificial-Intelligence-Motivated Human Full-Skin Bionic Electronic Skin" Advanced Materials, Aug. 2022

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[8]. Beom Jun Jo, Seok-Kyoo Kim and SeongKi Kim "Enhancing Virtual and Augmented Reality Interactions with a MediaPipe-Based Hand Gesture Recognition User Interface", Ingénierie des Systèmes d’Information, vol. 28, pp. 633-638. Jun. 2022

[9]. Yao H, Chiam JS, Tee BCK, et al. "Augmented Reality Interfaces Using Virtual Customization of Microstructured Electronic Skin Sensor Sensitivity Performances." Advanced Functional Materials. Vol. 31, pp. 1-10. Sep. 2023

[10]. Y. Liu et al., "Skin-Integrated Haptic Interfaces Enabled by Scalable Mechanical Actuators for Virtual Reality," in IEEE Internet of Things Journal, vol. 10, pp. 653-663, Jan. 2023

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Gao,X.;Li,T.;Yu,X.;Liu,M.;Sheng,H. (2024). Research on electronic skin in artificial intelligence, smart medicine, virtual reality. Applied and Computational Engineering,42,195-200.

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References

[1]. Zhang Cheng. "Preparation and application of flexible wearable electronic skin based on nanotechnology [D]". Engineering Technology Part I; Information Technology, 2022

[2]. Niu, H. et al."‘Perception-to-Cognition Tactile Sensing Based on Artificial-Intelligence-Motivated Human Full-Skin Bionic Electronic Skin" Advanced Materials, Aug. 2022

[3]. H.Chen, L.Dajace, SP.Lacour. “Electronic Skins for Healthcare Monitoring and Smart Prostheses.” Annual Review of Control, Robotics, and Autonomous Systems, vol. 4, pp. 629–650, May 2021

[4]. W.Wang, Y.Jiang, et al. “Neuromorphic Sensorimotor Loop Embodied by Monolithically Integrated, Low-Voltage, Soft E-Skin.” Science, vol. 380, pp. 735–742, May 2023.

[5]. J.Cui, D.Daniel, A.Grinthal, K.Lin, J.Aizenberg. “Dynamic Polymer Systems with Self-Regulated Secretion for the Control of Surface Properties and Material Healing.” Nature Materials, vol. 14, pp. 790–795, Jun. 2015.

[6]. S.Yin, G.Su, J.Chen, X.Peng, T.Zhou. “Ultra-Stretchable and Self-Healing Anti-Freezing Strain Sensors Based on Hydrophobic Associated Polyacrylic Acid Hydrogels.” Materials, vol. 14, pp. 6165-6165, Oct. 2021.

[7]. Korzynski P, Kozminski AK, Baczynska A. “Navigating leadership challenges with technology: Uncovering the potential of ChatGPT, virtual reality, human capital management systems, robotic process automation, and social media." International Entrepreneurship Review, Vol. 9, pp. 7-18. Sep. 2023

[8]. Beom Jun Jo, Seok-Kyoo Kim and SeongKi Kim "Enhancing Virtual and Augmented Reality Interactions with a MediaPipe-Based Hand Gesture Recognition User Interface", Ingénierie des Systèmes d’Information, vol. 28, pp. 633-638. Jun. 2022

[9]. Yao H, Chiam JS, Tee BCK, et al. "Augmented Reality Interfaces Using Virtual Customization of Microstructured Electronic Skin Sensor Sensitivity Performances." Advanced Functional Materials. Vol. 31, pp. 1-10. Sep. 2023

[10]. Y. Liu et al., "Skin-Integrated Haptic Interfaces Enabled by Scalable Mechanical Actuators for Virtual Reality," in IEEE Internet of Things Journal, vol. 10, pp. 653-663, Jan. 2023

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