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NASA Develops 'Sensory Skin' To Detect Damage Outside Spacecraft
Scientists at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida are developing a system that acts like a sensory skin to help astronauts to know exactly when the outside of their spacecraft has been damaged.
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Scientists Create Artificial 'Skin' That Could Feel Sensation
US researchers said on Thursday they have created a plastic "skin" that is capable of distinguishing the pressure difference between a limp handshake and a firm grip and then transferring these sensory signals to the brain cells.
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NASA Develops 'Sensory Skin' To Detect Damage Outside Spacecraft
Scientists at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida are developing a system that acts like a sensory skin to help astronauts to know exactly when the outside of their spacecraft has been damaged.
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Scientists Create Artificial 'Skin' That Could Feel Sensation
US researchers said on Thursday they have created a plastic "skin" that is capable of distinguishing the pressure difference between a limp handshake and a firm grip and then transferring these sensory signals to the brain cells.
