British aerospace company BAE Systems revealed that it is currently developing a new technology that will see the entire outer body of an airplane covered by tens of thousands of micro-sensors that will help pilots measure wind speed, temperature, strain and movement as well as detect problems before they occur, the BBC reported. Senior research scientist Lydia Hyde, who came up with the technology, says the idea came to her while watching her tumble dryer, which ...Saturday, 23 August 2014
New 'Human-Like Skin' Technology for Airplanes can Help Detect Flying Problems Before They Occur
British aerospace company BAE Systems revealed that it is currently developing a new technology that will see the entire outer body of an airplane covered by tens of thousands of micro-sensors that will help pilots measure wind speed, temperature, strain and movement as well as detect problems before they occur, the BBC reported. Senior research scientist Lydia Hyde, who came up with the technology, says the idea came to her while watching her tumble dryer, which ...
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