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Published: 20 Jan 2022 00:59 GMT With enhanced tactile feedback, the patch allows an operator to remotely control a robot and feel what it feels without the danger of being exposed to infection. The coronavirus disease has generated global panic due to its high contagiousness. In this period, one of the most important applications of robotic virtual reality is to help medical personnel to carry out their tasks and reduce the risk of exposure to infectious environments of SARS-CoV-2. With that in mind, a team from several Chinese institutions has developed a flexible, wireless skin patch that enables the exchange...
