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Electronic Skin Brings Touch Back for Amputees | Spokane News
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Scientists at Washington State University have created a revolutionary electronic skin that senses pressure and temperature, paving the way for affordable, lifelike prosthetics. This flexible, high-resolution sensor array mimics human touch, offering amputees a more natural feel—and soon, a non-invasive stimulator could send touch signals directly to the brain. With 3D-printed prototypes costing just $50, this breakthrough could transform mobility and sensation for thousands.
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