Lihui Wang Ardc Research Link Australia

Current Organisation Guangdong Academy of Sciences Does something not look right? The information on this page has been harvested from data sources that may not be up to date. We continue to work with information providers to improve coverage and quality. To report an issue, use the Feedback Form. Abstract: Optical tactile sensing plays an important role in the tactile sensing field, due to its high sensitivity, fast response, and prominent interference immunity.

Herein, based on the liquid lens, a low‐cost optical tactile sensor with a touch‐sensing separable structure is designed and fabricated, and it contains a touch unit and an optics sensing unit. The touch unit is a chamber structure with good integration, and the optics sensing unit is designed with a liquid‐membrane structure. Different from the existed optical tactile sensors, the principle of the proposed sensor is that the focal length of the optics sensing unit is changed with an external contact force, and then the directional... From the sensing performance test results, this tactile sensor has good statics and dynamics performance, which embodies in the rapid response time (about 0.048 s), stable output, high sensitivity (the max sensitivity is about... In addition, some application experiments are conducted and the results demonstrate the application feasibility of the proposed sensor in health monitoring and multichannel sensing. No related grants have been discovered for Lihui Wang.

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