Electric wheelchair climbing stairs
The wheelchair is made by a group of Swiss students to help people with disabilities move well on uphill and rough terrain, such as stairs.
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The wheelchair is made by a group of Swiss students to help people with disabilities move well on uphill and rough terrain, such as stairs.
Recently, Samsung Group has introduced a new version of EyeCan + EyeCan + to help people with disabilities use their eyes only computer.
The 22-year-old man created an eye-controlled robot, hoping to use the technology to help people with disabilities move and manipulate objects by eye movement.
Russian experts have developed a material that can be successfully used in all eye surgeries.
3D printers that can be made to replace people with disabilities and animals are no exception.
This project aims to help research devices that support the disabled / disabled, for example, legs / arms or suits that can be controlled through thinking.
Japanese scientists on July 25 said they have successfully developed a viral circuitry that can work in the human body.
Currently, the replacement of parts like prosthetics for people with disabilities has made significant progress, thanks to the development of science.
Community Cars in Texas invented an electric car called the Kenguru, for people with disabilities in wheelchairs. Kenguru looks externally compact as other 4-wheel elect…
Persons restricted to arm movement (accident, old age or disability) often find it particularly difficult to wear clothing.
Want to help people with disabilities from feeling guilty, need to help them do things like normal people. The device allows the blind to drive the car for that purpose.
Wheelchairs and computer-operated breathing pads allow paralyzed drivers to access the Internet and write emails.
When Hayden Allen suffered a spinal cord injury from a traffic accident, doctors said his legs would permanently paralyze.
US scientists have successfully tested an artificial neuralgia, which is expected to help people with disabilities feel the heat and cold through artificial limbs.