Electronic Skin In article number 2308127, Qichong Zhang, Nam-Young Kim, Yang Li, and co-workers propose a novel all-fabric bionic (AFB) electronic skin (e-skin) based on capacitive sensing, which achieves intuition and tactile bimodal sensing based on the fringing and iontronic effects. Assisted by the artificial intelligence-motivated "brain", the proposed AFB e-skin can achieve the efficient perception of multiple materials within one proximity-pressure cycle.
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