<ul><li>Scientists have created a new type of electronic skin that mimics human fingerprints, but with even greater security.</li><li>The artificial fingerprint is made of flexible material called SEBS, which is soft and stretchable, ideal for use on robotic hands.</li><li>The process to create these fingerprints involves treating the SEBS material with a solvent called toluene, causing the surface to wrinkle in a random way that is nearly impossible to reproduce.</li><li>This technology could lead to more advanced and personalized robots, smarter security systems, and improved human-machine interfaces.</li></ul>

Scientists create electronic skin with super-unique fingerprints for smarter robots

Discover more