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Community Cars, a company based in Texas (USA), has invented an electric car called Kenguru, designed for people with disabilities who use wheelchairs.
Realizing that deaf people have many difficulties in communication, an 11th grade student in Quang Tri created a pair of translation gloves to help less fortunate people…
Over the course of several decades in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, many American cities and states enacted laws that forbade people with physical disabilities…
Le Hoang Anh (29 years old, in Da Nang) developed MultiGlass smart glasses to help users just tilt their heads or blink to control the mouse.
Giving up a stable job, Mat Bowtell spent time making fingers and arms from 3D printing technology for children with disabilities.
Turning plastic bottles into arms and legs for people with disabilities promises to be a breakthrough in the reuse of plastic products and practical support for life.
The shaking car is improved and has an electric motor powered by solar power, which allows the driver to increase the throttle when going uphill, not as much as the usua…
Israel has built a unique jacket to help rescue dogs or assist people with disabilities to receive master's commands through vibrating signals.
Russian engineers have developed and tested a neuromobile smart car for people with disabilities.
Winter PyeongChang Paralympic Games 2018 is considered the biggest winter Olympics for people with disabilities in history.
A new study reveals that it is the makeup of women who causes Japanese samurai warriors to be disabled and weaker than other children of the same age.
The Journal of Cosmology recently devoted some specials to the necessary conditions and dangers associated with a trip on a manned ship to Mars.
Scientists have recently discovered fish that have defects, three years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
An unfortunate dog who lost his forelegs has a happy life when he can walk and operate normally with only his hind legs.
Currently, gloves translate symbols for deaf and dumb people to translate 24 alphanumeric symbols, translating 10 counts.