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A robotic skin?

Stuffed Toy Horse with Omniskin. Courtesy: Yale University

Fabric embedded with actuators and sensors makes this robotic skin,which is also known as Omniskin.Yale roboticist Rebecca Kramer-Bottiglio and her team developed this robotic skin. Here is a video demonstrating the action:


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