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The Fourth Wave of Firefighting Innovation An idea that came to Andy Slater while riding his motorcycle has led to the development of a technology that could become a life-saving tool for firefighters. Andy Slater 85 (ENG), a current Ph.D. candidate, demonstrates the haptic technology he s developing for firefighters on his cell phone (photo courtesy of Andy Slater). Copy Link Andy Slater remembers the first time he thought about the capabilities of haptic technology. He was on his motorcycle, wind streaming across his face, when he wondered about the feeling top professional racers must have. “The original thought came six years ago when I was racing my motorcycle and realized I had hit a plateau. I thought that if I could feel the motorcycle and the track better, I would be a better rider. I wanted to take a guy who’s faster than me and feel what they feel. Why can’t we capture, modify, and replay our sense of feeling like we can with things we see

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