Raúl Lora-Rivera, Ángela Fernández-Ruiz, José Manuel Cuesta-Ramírez, Arturo de Guzmán-Manzano, J. Castellanos-Ramos, Ó. Oballe-Peinado, F. Vidal-Verdú
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Tactile Sensor with a Structured 3D Printed Cover and Laser-Isolated Tactels
Tactile sensors are a sort of artificial skin. Therefore, they should be able to detect static pressure patterns but also dynamic events such as those involved in slippage detection or texture recognition. A suitable shaping of the cover of the sensor can improve the response to this stimulus. This paper addresses this goal for a raw piezo-resistive sensor with a structured cover made with a 3D printer, and laser-isolated tactels to reduce crosstalk effects. Simulations and experimental results show design aspects and performance of the so obtained sensor.