Sensors, as the cornerstone of the Internet of Things, are one of the key technologies for achieving the interconnection of all things. In recent years, with the rapid development of the Internet of Things, industrial Internet, intelligent manufacturing and other fields, the demand for sensors has surged. Smart sensors integrate microprocessors and sensor components, enabling data acquisition, processing, and transmission functions.

From smart home to autonomous vehicle, from intelligent medical treatment to Industry 4.0, AI technology is penetrating into all walks of life at an unprecedented speed. In this wave of technology, MEMS sensors, as one of the important underlying hardware components of AI technology,

From smartphones to smart robots, from medical devices to aerospace, every field is undergoing technological innovation. Among these smart devices, tactile sensors play a crucial role.

Sensors, as the "eyes" and "ears" of smart devices, endow them with the ability to perceive and understand the environment. AI, on the other hand, achieves precise control and optimization of smart devices by processing and analyzing these perceptual data. The integration between the two not only promotes the rapid development of technology, but also opens up a new chapter in intelligent technology.

Flexible tactile sensors have been widely used in fields such as intelligent robots, human-computer interaction, and wearable technology.

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