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What will be the primary application of the soft robotic finger in diagnostics by end of 2025?
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New Soft Robotic Finger from China Enhances Medical Diagnostics
Oct 9, 2024, 11:50 PM
Researchers in China have developed a new soft robotic finger capable of performing medical examinations, including checking patients' pulse and detecting tissue abnormalities. The device, equipped with sensors that mimic human touch, offers potential for improved medical diagnostics. The project, funded by DARPA, aims to enhance the capabilities of medical diagnostics, particularly in low-resource regions.
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