Lord Mackinlay says prosthetics currently on offer could leave people “feeling in a pit of despair”.
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In recent years, many research teams have been trying to design artificial skins with electronic properties for humanoid robots, smart prosthetics and other bio-inspired systems. These skins could sense the textures and tactile properties of objects, allowing various systems to plan their actions based on the information they detected.
Lord Mackinlay says prosthetics currently on offer could leave people “feeling in a pit of despair”.
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