Hi everyone,
After reading the above post I went looking for anything I might find in a rabbit hole or two and after a couple of hours I went to the Brainchip website and on my phone tried clicking on the "hand" which exemplifies somatosensory sense and it would not open anything. I was on my phone so this did not necessarily surprise then suddenly the following article opened directly from a click. I tried again a number of times and out of possibly five attempts it opened a further two times so I have copied and posted below what was coming up. May mean nothing but it does have a logical connection:

Advanced Functional Materials

Volume 31, Issue 39 2008807

Progress Report

Fusing Stretchable Sensing Technology with Machine Learning for Human–Machine Interfaces

Ming Wang, Ting Wang, Yifei Luo, Ke He, Liang Pan, Zheng Li, Zequn Cui, Zhihua Liu, Jiaqi Tu, Xiaodong Chen

First published: 18 March 2021

https://doi.org/10.1002/adfm.202008807

Citations: 7

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ABSTRACT:
Sensors and algorithms are two fundamental elements to construct intelligent systems. The recent progress in machine learning (ML) has produced great advancements in intelligent systems, owing to the powerful data analysis capability of ML algorithms. However, the performance of most systems is still hindered by sensing techniques that typically rely on rigid and bulky sensor devices, which cannot conform to irregularly curved and dynamic surfaces for high-quality data acquisition. Skin-like stretchable sensing technology with unique characteristics, such as high conformability, low modulus, and light weight, has been recently developed to solve this issue. Here, the recent progress in the fusion of emerging stretchable electronics and ML technology, for bioelectrical signal recognition, tactile perception, and multimodal integration is summarized, and the challenges and future developments are further discussed. These efforts aim to accelerate various perception and reasoning tasks for advanced intelligent applications, such as human–machine interfaces, healthcare, and robotics.

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