NASA NTRS ยท 19810000212
Touch Sensor Responds to Contact Pressure
Abstract
Optical tactile sensor for mechanical hands senses contact pressure via change in light reflected from an elastic covering. Pressure against a cell cover causes distortion, which changes internal reflection of light. Change is sensed by detector, and output signal informs operator of contact. The greater the pressure and distortion, the greater the change in light reflection.
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Bejczy, A. K.. 1982-11-01. Touch Sensor Responds to Contact Pressure. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19810000212
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