
Queen Mary University of London Develops Colour-Changing Tactile Sensor That Lets Robots 'See' Touch in Real Time
Engineers at Queen Mary University of London have developed a revolutionary colour-changing tactile sensor capable of converting invisible forces into dynamic colour patterns. Invented by postdoctoral researcher Giacomo Sasso, the sensor generates high-resolution real-time maps of contact area, strain, and pressure distribution, potentially transforming tactile perception in robotics applications ranging from industrial grippers to surgical robots and drone end-effectors.
Source: Tech Xplore Robotics









