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Recovering mobility with super power clothes
A company is studying clothes that support the elderly and the disabled in mobilization and living. The first commercial product is expected to be launched in 2018.
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The 5 future solutions will make your phone battery much more buffalo
Researchers have put a lot of effort into discovering potential battery technologies that can meet the future of mobility.
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New materials help Chinese warships
This anti-rust material can help Chinese warships achieve higher speed and mobility than their opponents.
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Helicopters
The Pal-V One Helicycle can run on the freeway as a three-wheeled motorcycle, and in a matter of minutes jumps into the air like a helicopter.
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High-tech wheelchairs The Whill is ready for commercialization
Electric wheelchair The Whill was developed by a group of engineers from Japan promising to bring the occupants a high-quality personal transport, safe and comfortable.
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Robot made from 3D printing technology
The Biomedical Research Laboratory is developing a robot called STAR (Sprawl Tuned Autonomous Robot) capable of bending its body in various angles, based on the body'…
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People make chargers
Smartphone users are no longer concerned about how to charge the phone because American scientists have created a nanotechnology generator capable of transmitting human-…
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The 3D print technology is packed in a suitcase
The vast majority of 3D printers are on the market, from the popular Makerbot Thing-O-Matic to the attractive Solidoodle prices all have the same disadvantage as low mob…
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Robotic therapy for patients suffering from stroke after stroke
In a study of robotic therapy in 48 patients impaired after stroke Italy researchers found that 24 patients recovered normal gait and 24 patients had rehabilitation norm…
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Goodbye wheelchair
When Hayden Allen suffered a spinal cord injury from a traffic accident, doctors said his legs would permanently paralyze.
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Thanks to cheap chips, robots will be as popular as netbooks
Fujisoft, Japan has launched a robot that is capable of balance and mobility thanks to the Intel Atom CPU and Ubuntu Linux operating system.
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Wheelchairs for the disabled
German experts have successfully developed an intelligent aid tool that facilitates the mobility of people with disabilities.
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Car changes shape
On 11-10, Toyota has launched a new personal transport vehicle with the name I-Real. This product can change shape when traveling and can interact with the media.