Like the animal skin, the Cuttlefish Robot Skin is an expressive and autonomic surface capable of interfacing with the organism that wears it and the environment. The skin is made of three layers, the dermis, the epidermis, and the hypodermis which is brought to reality through the conductive Jacquard fibers acting as sensory neurons that work through all three layers. The dermis is a layer of loose ends of Jacquard fibers that sense temperature, pressure, vibration, and touch, interwoven with a transparent waterproof material that myelinates and bundles the Jacquard receptors. This waterproof material sits on top of the epidermis, the layer of the Cuttlefish Robot Skin responsible for the brilliant display of color. This chromatic layer is made of Jacquard conductors woven onto a triangular pattern of a nickle titanium alloy shape memory alloy welded to elastic bundles of translucent color and reflectors that can be stretched into a much larger shape. These mechanical chromatophores can be scaled, layered, and distributed to create myriad of color and reflection controlled at a cellular level. Finally the hypodermis layer made primarily of inflatable molded flexible microporous silicon manufactured with embedded Jacquard fibers for sensing pressure and temperature is attached to the epidermis to create the texture and stiffness that orients the epidermis layer and limits the movement of the body that lies beneath. This system creates the Cuttlefish Robot Skin. It can be cut into patterns and sewn into forms. When complete it can be connected to any network, internal or external, through the Hive Controller.