3D-printed fingertip sensors take us one step closer to bionic humans

3D-printed fingertip sensors take us one step closer to bionic humans

Wearable tech is getting smaller all the time. The latest example comes from the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, where researchers have developed a silicone pressure sensor able to be 3D-printed directly onto a person's hand.

Wearable tech is getting smaller all the time. The latest example comes from the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, where researchers have developed a silicone pressure sensor able to be 3D-printed directly onto a person's hand.

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