A soft fingertip device that can mimic human touch could one day allow people living thousands of miles away to hold hands, according to scientists.

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The technology developed by UCL was presented at the British Science Festival.

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Device that mimics sense of touch could allow ‘people to hold hands virtually’

A breakthrough medical device, which cancer cancer-recognizing abilities,  has the potential to simulate virtual physical connection and "touch as natural as real-life sensations,” the Independent reported.

Breakthrough device allows user to be touched remotely in a ‘real-life’ way — and could be a cure for isolation

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The technology could improve robot-assisted surgeries by finding cancerous tissue.

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A new device simulates the real experience of touching objects, with potential uses in surgery, nuclear decommissioning and social bonding

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Scientists develop system to ‘touch’ across the internet

A soft-fingered device capable of mimicking human touch could one day enable people living thousands of miles apart to hold hands, PA media/DPA and BTA reported, citing ...

Устройство с меки пръсти, което е в състояние да имитира човешко докосване, може един ден да даде възможност на хората, живеещи на хиляди километри разстояние един от друг, да се държат за ръце, съобщават Пи Ей мидия/ДПА и БТА, позовавайки се на...

Устройство дава надежди хора на хиляди километри един от друг да могат да се "държат за ръце"

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Device gives hope people thousands of kilometers apart can 'hold hands'

The technology developed by UCL was presented at the British Science Festival.  A soft fingertip device that can mimic human touch could one day allow people living thousands of miles away to hold hands, according to scientists. Researchers at University College London (UCL) have developed new technology that they said “can simulate touch as natural as real-life sensations”. The novel device, called the BAMH (innovative bioinspired haptic system…

Device that mimics sense of touch could allow ‘people to hold hands virtually’

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