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    Presented By: Damini Kailas Zope. Roll No.:8 B.E. (E&TC) S.S.G.B.C.O.E.T.BHUSAWAL

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    This document presents on electronic skin which is a flexible electronic device that can be attached to the skin to monitor health signals. It discusses how electronic skin works using sensors like antennas, strain gauges and temperature sensors to transmit signals to other devices. It also outlines some advantages like flexibility and applications in robotics and healthcare. The document concludes that electronic skin has applications in daily life and a bright future in robotics.

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    Presented By: Damini Kailas Zope. Roll No.:8 B.E. (E&TC) S.S.G.B.C.O.E.T.BHUSAWAL

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    This document presents on electronic skin which is a flexible electronic device that can be attached to the skin to monitor health signals. It discusses how electronic skin works using sensors like antennas, strain gauges and temperature sensors to transmit signals to other devices. It also outlines some advantages like flexibility and applications in robotics and healthcare. The document concludes that electronic skin has applications in daily life and a bright future in robotics.

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    This document presents on electronic skin which is a flexible electronic device that can be attached to the skin to monitor health signals. It discusses how electronic skin works using sensors like antennas, strain gauges and temperature sensors to transmit signals to other devices. It also outlines some advantages like flexibility and applications in robotics and healthcare. The document concludes that electronic skin has applications in daily life and a bright future in robotics.

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    Presented By: Damini Kailas Zope. Roll No.:8 B.E. (E&TC) S.S.G.B.C.O.E.T.BHUSAWAL

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    This document presents on electronic skin which is a flexible electronic device that can be attached to the skin to monitor health signals. It discusses how electronic skin works using sensors like antennas, strain gauges and temperature sensors to transmit signals to other devices. It also outlines some advantages like flexibility and applications in robotics and healthcare. The document concludes that electronic skin has applications in daily life and a bright future in robotics.

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    PRESENTED BY:

    DAMINI KAILAS ZOPE.

    ROLL NO.:8

    B.E.(E&TC)

    S.S.G.B.C.O.E.T.BHUSAWAL .
    Introduction

    Diagram

    Working

    Application

    Advantages

    Disadvantages

    Uses

    Future Scope

    Conclusion

    References
    Electronic plays a very important role in developing
    simple devices used for any purpose.
    Goal is to develop sensors on flexible substrates that
    are compliant to curved surfaces.
    The best achievement as well the future example of
    integrated electronics in the medical field is the
    electronic skin.
    Antenna is used to transmit the recorded electrical
    signals of skin to the receiver.

    Strain gauges are used for measuring the signals


    generated by the heart.

    Temperature sensors are used for measuring the


    temperature.
    It takes the signals from the body and transfer them
    to the device.

    Localized electrical stimulation: “smart bandage”:


    temperature changes across the wound.

    Muscle contractions in the neck can control the


    mouse in computer game.
    Reduces number of wires.

    Compact in size.

    Attachment and detachment is easy.

    More flexible.

    Light in weight .

    It replaces present system of ECG and EEG .

    It gives sense to a robot.

    Ultrathin.

    Twistable & stretchable.

    Easy to handle.
    Cost is very high.

    Single use.
    Robotics.

    Health application.

    Smart wallpapers.

    E-Papers.
    In future even virtual screens may be placed on the
    device for knowing our body function.

    It has bright future in robotics industries to make it


    sensible also.
    The electronics skin is one such device that depicts
    the beauty of electronics and it uses in daily life.

    The electronic devices gain more demand in the


    market when they are in compact in size and best in
    functioning.
    [1] Park, B. Chen, and R. J. Wood (Oct. 2011), Soft artificial skin with
    multimodal sensing capability using embedded liquid conductors, Proc.
    IEEE Sensors Conf., Limerick, Ireland, pp. 1–3.

    [2] S. P. Lacour (Aug. 2005) et al., Stretchable interconnects for elastic


    electronic surfaces, Proc. IEEE, vol. 93, pp. 1459–1467.

    [3]Nishii, M.; Sakurai, R.; Sugie, K.; Masuda, Y.; Hattori, R. The use of
    transparent conductive polymer for electrode materials in flexible
    electronic paper. SID Symp. Dig. Tech. Pap. 2009, 40, 768–771.

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