RESEARCH IN FOCUS
Research Features and Media Coverage
Articles, features, and videos introducing our laboratory’s research.
Kagawa University develops a machine to reproduce tactile sensations, with applications in early cancer detection and skin care
Measuring texture with sensors: Applications in cancer care and home appliances
Measuring moist and warm sensations: Kagawa University develops a fingerprint-inspired tactile sensor for applications in beauty and health
Nano-tactile sensors that visualize the delicate sensations of human fingertips
Highlights from the 2019 IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting
Slip sensors help surgeons get a grip
HAKARU (Measuring), No. 7
A fingerprint-inspired sensor for quantifying tactile sensations
Vol. 2017, No. 12, pp. 12–13
CREST “Nanoelectronics” Research Outcomes — Takao Team
Researcher profile: Professor Hidekuni Takao
A fingerprint-inspired nano-tactile sensor enters the world of craftsmanship
No. 34, pp. 16–17