Space Sandals Appearance: Astronaut Daily Motion Data Can Be Detected

The US space agency has recently developed a space sandal called ForceShoe, which can detect the pressure exerted by astronauts from all directions to these shoes. ForceShoe will be used by astronauts for daily exercise. It will also provide astronauts with motion data for researchers and develop a more perfect sports plan.

It is reported that ForceShoe It will be divided into three stages. First, extract the pressure data of the joints specified by astronauts during the movement process, and then verify the technology in the process of application. Finally, if the test results are good, it will be used in other human research projects in the future.

Future, Astronaut You can use ARED and ForceShoe to move in space. NASA explains that these space sandals are somewhat like bathroom scales, but they are much more advanced than ordinary bathroom scales. They can not only detect pressure, but also detect pressure from side to side or from front to rear. Next, NASA Many sports activities, including weightlifting, squatting, two head bending, will be tested.

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Now, TROBO is still raising funds on Kickstarter. Now it has raised more than $290 thousand, far exceeding the initial target of $60 thousand, and they still have 15 days to go ahead.