Biologically Emulated Flexible Sensors With High Sensitivity and Low Hysteresis: Toward Electronic Skin to a Sense of Touch
Guozhong Xing(Nanyang Technological University), Deyi Zhou(Anhui University), Yewei Li(Anhui University), Shencheng Yu(Anhui University), Weiqiang Hong(Anhui University), Zhihong Mai(GlobalFoundries (Singapore)), Lei Xiang(Institute of Microelectronics), Yunong Zhao(Anhui University), Long Liu(Anhui University), Di Wang(Institute of Microelectronics), Dandan Wang(Shaoxing University), Tianqi Liu(Anhui University), Yanjun Song(Anhui University), Su Bai(Anhui University), Qi Hong(Anhui University)
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