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    Electronic skin is an ultrathin electronic device that can be attached to human skin like a temporary tattoo. It aims to mimic the sensing abilities of human skin by measuring vital signals like heart activity, brain waves, temperature, and pressure. The electronic skin is made of flexible silicon rubber with embedded sensors and antennas to transmit the recorded signals. It has potential applications as temporary skin replacements for burn victims or in robotics by allowing electronic functionalization of artificial surfaces.

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    Electronic skin is an ultrathin electronic device that can be attached to human skin like a temporary tattoo. It aims to mimic the sensing abilities of human skin by measuring vital signals like heart activity, brain waves, temperature, and pressure. The electronic skin is made of flexible silicon rubber with embedded sensors and antennas to transmit the recorded signals. It has potential applications as temporary skin replacements for burn victims or in robotics by allowing electronic functionalization of artificial surfaces.

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    Electronic skin is an ultrathin electronic device that can be attached to human skin like a temporary tattoo. It aims to mimic the sensing abilities of human skin by measuring vital signals like heart activity, brain waves, temperature, and pressure. The electronic skin is made of flexible silicon rubber with embedded sensors and antennas to transmit the recorded signals. It has potential applications as temporary skin replacements for burn victims or in robotics by allowing electronic functionalization of artificial surfaces.

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    ELECTRONIC SKIN

    SUBMITTED BY: IN-CHARGE


    G SAI DIVYA Mr. S. PRADEEP KUMAR REDDY
    18911A0476

    Dept of ECE, VJIT


    ABSTRACT

     Electronics play a very important role in developing simple


    devices used for any purpose.
     The best achievement, as well as a future example of integrated
    electronics in the medical field, is Artificial Skin.
     It is an ultrathin electronics device attached to the skin like a sick
    tattoo that can measure the electrical activity of the heart, brain
    waves & other vital signals.
     It can be used as skin replacement for people who have suffered
    skin trauma, such as severe burns or skin diseases, or robotic
    applications.

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    INTRODUCTION

     The skin is the largest organ of the human body.


     Human skin provides the sensory perception of temperature,
    touch/pressure, and airflow.
     But for people who have suffered skin trauma, such as severe
    burns or skin d iseases, robotic applic ations & so on
    “Electronic Skin” is developed.
     The main objective of artificial skin is to sense heat, pressure,
    touch, airflow, and whatever human skin sense.


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    ELECTRONIC SKIN
     A thin layer of material containing electronic sensors that are
    designed to mimic some of the properties of human skin,
    especially its sensitivity to pressure and temperature.
     It is made from biocompatible silicon rubber with pressure-
    sensitive sensors.
     It can measure the electrical activity of the heart, brain waves,
    and other vital signs.
     It can be directly laminated on the skin allowing us to
    electronically functionalize human skin

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    ARCHITECTURE

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    WORKING

     Antennas are used to transmit the recorded electrical signals


    of skin to the receiver.
     Strain gauges are used for measuring the signals generated by
    the heart.
     Temperature sensors are used for measuring the temperature.

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    ADVANTAGES

     Compact in size.
     Attachment and detachment are easy.
     More flexible.
     Light in weight.
     Ultrathin.
     Wearable.

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    DISADVANTAGES

     As it is not readily available, it is extremely expensive.


     The maintenance of e-skin could be even more costly.
     It can be used only by a single person.

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    APPLICATIONS

     When the skin has been seriously damaged through disease or


    burns then human skin is replaced by Artificial skin.
     It can measure the electrical activity of the heart, brain waves,
    muscle activity, and other vital signals.
     Smart band-aid.

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    CONCLUSION
     The Artif ic ial Skin is one such device that depicts the
    beauty of electronics and its use in daily life.
     It offers greater sensitivity and resolution than current
    commercially available techniques.
     We can predict a patient an oncoming heart attack hours in
    advance.

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    REFERENCES
     IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol.12,No.8, August 12
     Massachusetts engineering firm MC 10
     Park, B. Chen, and R. J. Wood (Oct. 2011), Soft artif icial skin
    with multimodal sensing capability using embedded liquid
    conductors, Proc. IEEE Sensors Conf., Limerick, Ireland, pp.
    1–3.
     S. P. Lacour (Aug. 2005) et al., Stretchable interconnects for
    e lastic e le c tro nic surfac e s, Pro c . I E E E , vo l. 93, pp.
    1459–1467.

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