Tactile sensor based on coupled surface plasmon resonance

Optics: measuring and testing – Of light reflection

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C356S326000, C356S071000

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07847948

ABSTRACT:
Systems and methods for sensing an applied local tactile pressure are disclosed. The methods can include directing light onto a tactile sensing element that includes a metal nanoparticle layer. The methods can further include receiving at least a portion of the light scattered from the metal nanoparticle layer. The methods can further include determining a local pressure exerted on the tactile sensing element based at least in part on a change in a surface plasmon resonance (SPR) spectrum of the received portion of the scattered light.

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