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HYPER-FLEXIBLE 1-D SHAPE SENSOR


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    Dobrzynski, Michal; Vanderparre, Hugues; Pericet Camara, Ramon; L"Eplattenier, Géraud; Lacour, Stéphanie; Floreano, Dario

Here we describe a sensor capable of perceiving complex one-dimensional (1-D) shape of an underlying substrate in a static and dynamic manner. The sensor consists of seven, serially connected, hyper-flexible strain gauges, manufactured using stretchable-gold-conductordeposited-on-PDMS technology. The custom designed read-out scheme allows decoupling strain-sensitive resistances of the strain-gauges from the parasitic pressure- and temperature-sensitive resistances of the connectors. The developed prototype device confirms full operation within the tested deflections ranging from 0 o to 35 o, showing an average sensitivity of 36 !/o and an average resolution of 0.22 o. The read-out frequency of 100 Hz allows quick scanning of the whole sensor array.

Posted on: February 20, 2013