A research team at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center has developed a revolutionary technology called Fiber Optics Sensing System or FOSS, a system that provides real-time information on structure strain, shape, temperature, and other data used by designers.
This 6-minute, 58-second video shows the technology’s current uses in aircraft research and design, as well as highlighting its potential applications beyond the aerospace industry.
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Wow. this is great. I could use this to measure the spatial position of my robotic arm or control my computer with my arm or fingers!
I can't wait to figure out how to make it myself.
Fiberguide Industries and Micron Optics have been utilizing this technology for years now – the magic is in the mounting and assemblies, as they say in the video. The actual device itself is simpler than one might think…..
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Very very interesting!! in fact i think that this technology can be used with wearables for motion capture and teleoperation more or less like this video: http://ow.ly/33gt3033Agv
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Thank you for sharing. Allen Parkers's demonstration of previous fiber-optic technologies as compared to FOSS technology used at NASA Armstrong is very insightful and interesting!