Future Sensor technology has gone a long way but the future’s still bright. Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory have designed bionic technology that will be controlled via electrodes on or under the skin. Furthermore, arms manipulated by sensors directly on the nerves and brain implants are in clinical trials now. Demand The goal of […]
Read more "Installing Sensor Technology in Society"Benefits: The sensor technology can be very expensive, as an artificial arm for example, can cost up to $100, 000. With the rapid advancement in technology though, the cost of production can be lowered. 3D printers can replicate a lower quality of these products. As costs of production lower and the demand increase, companies could […]
Read more "Review for Business Managers"Bionic arm with signals being relayed to chip in brain, sensory feedback from the arm by electrically stimulating the precise brain areas that would light up when different areas of the hand are touched in a healthy person. ( 4 tiny microelectrodes in brain, imaging techniques used to find exact regions in brain) Proprio foot, […]
Read more "Example of Products"Neurons in the brain manage behaviors and acquire sensations, for example: one can get the sensation of touching by stimulating certain neurons even without having hands. First Implant chips in neurons, second the hardware outside receive messages of sensations in the real situation and sends them to the chip, the chip transfers those messages to […]
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Sensor Technology & Humans 