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Role of Single Chemical Heterogeneities in Generating Anisotropic Tactile Sensitivity and Soft Sliding Friction Phenomena
Kayla A. Hepler, Leanne Ton, Charles B. Dhong
Physical heterogeneities in the context of sliding friction, such as a human finger exploring an object, have been well studied, yet the behavior of chemical heterogeneities in mes…
Transparent and Electrically Switchable Thin Film Tactile Actuators Based on Molecular Orientation
Abigail Nolin, Chun-Yuan Lo, Laure V. Kayser +1
Most tactile actuators create tactile sensations through vibrations or the mechanical and electrochemical formation of bumps. However, tactile sensations of real objects arise from…
Label-free, in situ monitoring of viscoelastic properties of cellular monolayers via elastohydrodynamic phenomena
Tianzheng Guo, Xiaoyu Zou, Shalini Sundar +2
Recent advances recognize that the viscoelastic properties of epithelial structures play important roles in biology and disease modeling. However, accessing the viscoelastic proper…
Predicting Human Touch Sensitivity to Single Atom Substitutions in Surface Monolayers
Abigail Nolin, Amanda Licht, Kelly Pierson +2
The mechanical stimuli generated as a finger interrogates the physical and chemical features of an object forms the basis of fine touch. Current approaches to study or control touc…