Using wireless sensors to detect leaks for NASA
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Channel: The University of Maine · 2014 · Education
UMaine Electrical & Computer Engineering students and faculty are designing and testing a wireless leak detection system for the International Space Station (ISS) that could lead to increased safety on the ISS and for other space activities by helping astronauts and scientists quickly isolate and repair damage that affects pressurized environments. The technology also could be used on Earth in the event of gas and oil leaks at industrial plants.
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