Haptic boots could help keep astronauts on their feet
Recorded on March 13, 2017. MIT researchers put sensors in boots that can tell astronauts when they’re near obstacles. The wearer is warned with increasingly frequent vibrations. This information is also displayed using an augmented reality system.
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