Accountable editor
Steven Yang
Founder & Editor, RoboSkin.ai
Steven Yang founded RoboSkin.ai and is the named editor responsible for its publication standards, source-boundary review, corrections, and research taxonomy. This is an editorial role; it does not imply authorship of cited scientific papers, laboratory affiliation, or independent reproduction of reported experiments.
Editorial responsibility
What the byline means
- Selecting research questions that fit robot skin, tactile AI, robot learning, and Physical AI.
- Keeping source-reported claims separate from RoboSkin.ai editorial normalization and interpretation.
- Checking that metrics retain their robot, sensor, task, sample-size, and evaluation context.
- Maintaining correction, revision, and public-source attribution standards.
AI-assisted workflows may support source organization and drafting. AI output is not treated as a source. Published factual claims must remain traceable to the public sources shown on the page, and responsibility for corrections remains with the named editor.
Selected editorial assets
Structured work readers can inspect
RoboSkin Tactile Research Index
A versioned CSV and JSON research index with normalized evidence and limitation fields.
Open resource ->Tactile Robotics Dataset Directory
Source-reviewed records for sensors, robots, tasks, access, licenses, and unresolved gaps.
Open resource ->Tactile Robotics Benchmark Directory
Benchmark protocols organized without treating incompatible tasks as one leaderboard.
Open resource ->Tactile Sensor Directory
Sensor records that preserve reported signals, form factors, rates, and evidence boundaries.
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