Just thought these were some really cool work gloves.
"Ironclad Industrial Impact--Rigger Cut"
These were just hanging around the local clothing store.
They not only look like superhero gloves covered in orange, yellow, and black duraclad padding ready to WHAM BAM!
But they also feel that way when you put them on with all the rubberized ruggedized protection.
Hmm, wonder whether these would be good in the gym for weightlifting...
Now who actually goes to work wearing these things? Its probably got to be a pretty "macho" man or women job. ;-)
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
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August 1, 2018
Superhero Work Gloves
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August 22, 2014
Smart Electronic Skin
I liked this concept reported on in BBC Technology about using swarms of sensors to create a type of electronic or "smart skin."
Like nerves in our human skin, multitudes of sensors placed on anything that we want to monitor, could create a sensing/feeling and reporting mechanism for evaluating the health or condition of that thing.
Rather than wait for something to fail or break, we could actively collect information on changes in "temperature, strain, and movement" and other environmental impacts to analyze and predict any issues and proactively address them with countermeasures, maintenance, or fixes.
As human beings, we are architected with regular monitoring and self-healing biological systems to protect ourselves from daily dangers around us, we can develop homes, factories, transport, robots, and everything important around us with similar properties to be more durable, last longer and be more productive.
When we emulate in our own development efforts what G-d has created for the good in the world, we are on the right track. ;-)
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Like nerves in our human skin, multitudes of sensors placed on anything that we want to monitor, could create a sensing/feeling and reporting mechanism for evaluating the health or condition of that thing.
Rather than wait for something to fail or break, we could actively collect information on changes in "temperature, strain, and movement" and other environmental impacts to analyze and predict any issues and proactively address them with countermeasures, maintenance, or fixes.
As human beings, we are architected with regular monitoring and self-healing biological systems to protect ourselves from daily dangers around us, we can develop homes, factories, transport, robots, and everything important around us with similar properties to be more durable, last longer and be more productive.
When we emulate in our own development efforts what G-d has created for the good in the world, we are on the right track. ;-)
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Smart Electronic Skin
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