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From Science Fiction to Reality: Skin Sensors in Prosthetics and Robotics
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Imagine having the ability to feel and interact with the world just like a non-prosthetic would, that's the promise of a revolutionary new type of sensor that mimics the characteristics of human skin. We delve deep into this game-changing innovation, exploring its potential to enhance touch sensitivity and dexterity in robotics and prosthetics. We also touch on the associated ethical concerns and how this development could alter the lives of prosthetics users, including those participating in the Special Olympics.
The world of robotics and artificial intelligence is an exhilarating, yet perilous journey. Grappling with the benefits and risks, we question the implications of developing AI without proper oversight. We also discuss how advanced touch sensitivity and dexterity could be a boon for robots, potentially transforming the lives of people with prosthetics. As we journey from the realm of science fiction to the cusp of reality, your interaction and support mean a great deal to us. Don't forget to leave a rating or review, join our live streams, and check out our merchandise shop linked below!
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1. Robotics and Prosthetics With Skin Sensors (00:00:00)
2. Benefits and Risks of AI Robotics (00:14:38)
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