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NASA’s technology has trickled down to a host of wearable gadgets

byCustoms Today Report
13/04/2015
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MEXICO: What has spaceflight ever done for us? A hell of a lot, actually – and aside from trying to get humans to Mars, NASA’s technology has trickled down to a host of wearable gadgets.

NASA makes a huge investment in technology and each year it releases a report called Spinoff. This details all of the innovations that have been developed as a result of space travel, such as Sony’s latest ‘magnetic fluid’ speakers to more realistic 3D mapping in video games like SSX.

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