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A silicon-based flexible tactile sensor for ubiquitous robot companion applications

Kunnyun Kim, Kang Ryeol Lee, Dae Sung Lee, Nam-Kyu Cho, Won Hyo Kim, Kwang-Bum Park, Hyo-Derk Park, Yong Kook Kim, Yon-Kyu Park, Jong‐Ho Kim

Year
2006
Citations
47
Access
Open access

Abstract

We present the fabrication process and characteristics of a 3-axes flexible tactile sensor available for normal and shear mode fabricated using Si micromachining and packaging technologies. The fabrication processes for the 3 axes flexible tactile sensor were classified in the fabrication of sensor chips and their packaging on the flexible PCB. The variation rate of resistance was about 2.1%/N and 0.5%/N in applying normal and shear force, respectively. Because this tactile sensor can measure the variations of resistance of the semiconductor strain gauge for normal and shear force, it can be used to sense touch, pressure, hardness, and slip.

Keywords

Tactile sensorFabricationMaterials sciencePressure sensorShear forceStrain gaugeSlip (aerodynamics)Surface micromachiningShear (geology)Planar

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