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Researchers from the University of Cambridge (UK) have created a 3D-printed “robotic” hand that can hold objects. As reported by Ukrinform, the BBC reported it. Sensors are built
As reported by Ukrinform, the BBC reported it.
Sensors are built into the device itself that allow it to “feel” that it is being touched.
In total, the researchers conducted more than 1,200 tests.
According to the developers, the human hand is extremely complex and recreating its capabilities was a huge challenge.
The researchers point out that this technology is inexpensive and energy efficient, as it does not require independent finger movement.
As reported by Ukrinform, Japanese researchers from telecommunications giant NTT Docomo, Keio University and Nagoya Institute of Technology have developed a new technology that allows users to share the sense of touch with their hands.
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Source: Ukrinform
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