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Haptic memory helps people retain an impression of tactile sensations, thus allowing them to describe the physical quantities in their environment and manipulate objects in their daily activities. On page 1559, X. Chen and co‐workers develop haptic‐memory arrays to mimic the haptic memory of human beings. The haptic‐memory arrays can detect and retain pressure information after the removal of an external...
Skin‐inspired haptic‐memory devices, which can retain pressure information after the removel of external pressure by virtue of the nonvolatile nature of the memory devices, are achieved. The rise of haptic‐memory devices will allow for mimicry of human sensory memory, opening new avenues for the design of next‐generation high‐performance sensing devices and systems.
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