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Diagram showing internode connections. Chapter 4 explains the function of each of these lines.

Diagram showing internode connections. Chapter 4 explains the function of each of these lines.

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Figure 1-1: Photo of Perez's S.N.A.K.E system [33].
Figure 2-1: Picture of mux on node board.
Figure 2-2: Picture of TPS851 light sensor mounted on our board.
Figure 2-3: QTC pressure versus resistance. Figure from [26]
+55 Figure 2-4: Picture of FSR sensor. Figure from [12].
A flexible high-density sensor network
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  • Jun 2009
Thesis (M. Eng.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2008. Includes bibliographical references (p. 171-174). This thesis explores building and deploying a scalable electronic sensate skin that was designed as a dense sensor network. Our skin is built from small (1" x 1") rigid circuit boards...
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ChainMail: A configurable multimodal lining to enable sensate surfaces and interactive objects
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  • Jan 2010
The ChainMail system is a scalable electronic sensate skin that is designed as a dense sensor network. ChainMail is built from small (1"x1") rigid circuit boards attached to their neighbors with flexible interconnects that allow the skin to be conformally arranged and manipulated. Each board contains an embedded processor together with a suite of thirteen sensors, providing dense, multimodal capture of proximate and contact phenomena. This system forms a sensate lining that can be applied to an object, device, or surface to enable interactivity. Under extended testing, we demonstrate a flexible skin to detect and respond to a variety of stimuli while running quickly and efficiently.
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