MASSACHUSETTS – Researchers from engineering institutes at Harvard University are developing fabric motion sensors which measure electrical charge levels under strain. Through actively differentiating these charges at varying stages of motion, researchers believe that the concept could provide a viable option for motion sensing technology in the development of advanced robotics.
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