Electronic skins equipped with artificial receptors are able to extend our perception beyond the modalities that have naturally evolved. These synthetic receptors offer complimentary information on our surroundings and endow us with novel means of manipulating physical or even virtual objects. We realize highly compliant magnetosensitive skins with directional perception that enable magnetic cognition, body position tracking, and touchless object manipulation. Transfer printing of eight high-performance spin valve sensors arranged into two Wheatstone bridges onto 1.7-mm-thick polyimide foils ensures mechanical imperceptibility. This resembles a new class of interactive devices extracting information from the surroundings through magnetic tags. We demonstrate this concept in augmented reality systems with virtual knob-turning functions and the operation of virtual dialing pads, based on the interaction with magnetic fields. This technology will enable a cornucopia of applications from navigation, motion tracking in robotics, regenerative medicine, and sports and gaming to interaction in supplemented reality. ; Leibniz_Fonds ; publishedVersion
Magnetosensitive e-skins with directional perception for augmented reality
2018-01-01
Science Advances 4 (2018), Nr. 1
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
Augmented reality , Magnetism , Robots , Sports medicine , Valves (mechanical) , Artificial receptors , Augmented reality systems , Extracting information , Magneto sensitives , Object manipulation , Spin-valve sensors , Synthetic receptors , Wheatstone bridges , Regenerative Medicine , electronic device , human , robotics , skin , Humans , Magnetics , Wearable Electronic Devices , 620
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