The IrukaTact uses a combination of small water jets, a MaxBotix MB7066 sonar sensor and an Arduino Pro Mini to create tactile pressure feedback underwater. If the user's hand is far away from a ...

users can place their arm underwater and become aware of objects they are approaching. The device turns out to be made of fairly simple items, including a MaxBotix MB7066 sonar sensor, an Arduino ...

A pair of Ph.D. candidates from Japan's Tsukuba University have created a special glove that allows the wearer to "feel" objects underwater ... an Arduino Pro Mini hobby board and a sonar sensor ...

The current sonar sensor can detect objects only about 2 feet away underwater, but the researchers believe they can extend that range. Divers could use the IrukaTact glove to scan the ground for ...

Students at Tsukuba University in Japan have created a special glove that uses a long-range sonar sensor to help you feel objects from afar when underwater ... an Arduino Pro Mini, some little ...