Israelis develop haptic vests for rescue and service dogs
Painless vibrating vest created at Ben-Gurion University enables delivery of remote commands to four-legged assistants.
By ISRAEL21c —— Bio and Archives--July 17, 2019
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Search-and-rescue dogs and service dogs do absolutely amazing work, saving lives and assisting those in need on a daily basis by command. But what if their handlers are unable to deliver verbal commands, either because of their surroundings or disabilities they may have?
Step in the haptic dog vest, which emits painless vibrations that dogs are trained to recognize as various commands. It was developed by an interdisciplinary research team from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, and is set to be presented at the World Haptics Conference in Tokyo this month.
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