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After years of existence and research efforts, dielectric materials in non-contact bioelectrodes guarantee the hope and survival of patients with heart abnormalities. Without painful skin abrasion, cardiac monitoring devices could reliably ensure constant care and well-being of patients. The researchers provide invaluable insights into the influence of dielectric materials that could change the future of ECG monitoring systems.
The sense of touch has a different significance in the human body than other senses, like hearing, sight, smell, and taste. The dexterous use of our hands for touch depends on the intelligent use of tactile perception. However, robotic hands lack the same level of dexterity as human hands. The researchers are working to develop methods to simulate the capabilities of the human sense of touch in machines.
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