Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Tactile sensing has been used in robotics for object identification, grasping, and material recognition. Most material recognition approaches use vibration signals from a tactile exploration, typically above one second long, to identify the material. This work proposes a tactile multi-modal (vibration and thermal) material identification approach based on recursive Bayesian estimation. Through the frequency response of the vibration induced by the material and thermal features, like an estimate of the thermal por loss of the finger,  show that it is possible to identify materials in less than half a second. Moreover, a comparison beten vibration only and multi-modal identification shows that both recognition time and classification errors are reduced by adding thermal information.
['A. Gomez Eguiluz', 'Ignacio Rano', 'Sonya A. Coleman', 'Tm McGinnity']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A multi-modal approach to continuous material identification through tactile sensing
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