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Tactile Glove Uses Small Vibrations to Improve the Wearer's Sense of Touch
Georgia Tech's Tactile Glove Georgia Tech associate professor Minoru Shinohara and mechanical engineering assistant professor Jun Ueda testing their sense-heightening glove. Georgia Tech/Gary Meek...
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Head-Mounted 3-D Mapping Device, Developed for Robots, Can Help Blind People...
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Liquid-Filled Robot Finger More Sensitive to Touch Than a Human's
Robot Finger USC Add to the list of things robots now do better than humans: feel. Researchers at the U. of Southern California's Viterbi School of Engineering have designed a robot finger that can...
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Listen to Your Intuition, Because Your Body Can Predict Future Events Without...
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Important Science Of The Season: Hot Chocolate Tastes Better In An Orange Cup
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Scientists Put A Working Eyeball On A Tadpole's Tail
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Researchers at Georgia Tech have found that a little vibration goes a long way toward upping a person’s sense of touch. Using a glove of their own design, they’ve found that they can heighten tactile...
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Pre-cognition might really exist, at least in some limited fashion, according to a new study of studies. Humans can anticipate near-future events even without any evidence…
View ArticleScientists Put A Working Eyeball On A Tadpole's Tail
It's hard to say what's crazier: the fact that Tufts University researchers spent a year cutting out the tiny eyeballs of tadpole embryos and sticking them back on to the…
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Tactile Glove Uses Small Vibrations to Improve the Wearer's Sense of Touch
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Head-Mounted 3-D Mapping Device, Developed for Robots, Can Help Blind People...
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Liquid-Filled Robot Finger More Sensitive to Touch Than a Human's
Technology Add to the list of things robots now do better than humans: feel. Researchers at the U. of Southern California’s Viterbi School of Engineering have designed a robot finger… Add to the list...
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Listen to Your Intuition, Because Your Body Can Predict Future Events Without...
Science Humans can predict the future when we have some evidence--like clouds and the smell of rain hinting at a storm. But can we anticipate future events without sensory clues? Pre-cognition might...
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Scientists Put A Working Eyeball On A Tadpole's Tail
Science It turns out we seriously underestimated the central nervous system. It's hard to say what's crazier: the fact that Tufts University researchers spent a year cutting out the tiny eyeballs of...
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