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Robotic Skin, Stretchable Sensors at Stanford University's Bao Research Group

Robotic Skin, Stretchable Sensors at Stanford University's Bao Research Group

Using V-One to print stretchable, flexible inks for use in robotic skin and biomedical wearable technology.

01.14.19
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