Abstract
Resistive Tactile Sensor In article number 2100428, Jongbaeg Kim and co-workers develop a resistive tactile sensor using carbon nanotube- and silver nanoparticle inkjet-printed mulberry paper as a pressure-sensing element and electrodes, respectively. Compared with previously reported paper-based tactile sensors, the presented sensor exhibits high sensitivity over a wide pressure range due to the distinctive characteristics and stacked structure of mulberry paper.
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