Thursday, July 24, 2014
Sense of Touch
Researchers have found a fascinating property in the metamaterial: the
ability to hide or "cloak" the existence of foreign objects hidden
within it. It works by being able to disperse the pressure from the other object so that it cannot be detected. It's a discovery that could lead to making everything from
more comfortable camping gear to shoes that make you feel like you're
walking on air. Of course there is the other side of the coin when people will want to hide things using this material. It might be able to cloak any weapons that someone might be trying to hide. Link this technology with software development or even mobile applications and the possibility become even more endless. Where do you think that this type of tech is headed?
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I think if software development is able to keep up with this technology, it would not go down the dark path.
ReplyDeleteWith mobile applications, it can be activated remotely. It would be interesting to see which path this tech will go down.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like great technology that has a lot of potential. Software development is evolving faster than our uses.
ReplyDeleteSoftware development can also shed some light on our needs and improve the way we live. We can start making better use of our time and being more productive.
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