Sensing Surfaces With GelSight.
Micah Johnson and Edward Adelson at Massachusetts Institute of Technology discuss GelSight. GelSight is a block of clear rubber with a painted skin which allows us to see microscopic surfaces that are difficult to see with the naked eye. Object tested include a Hand, Post-It, Sand Dollar, Feather and 20 Dollar Bill.
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