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Duke University engineers are working on transplanting an atomic carbon array with polymer resin to create uniform materials with diverse applications, including artific…
Scientists at Sky Medical Technologies, St Bartholomew's Hospital and Queen Mary University have developed a high-tech patch called the Geko, which is attached to th…
Surgeons can quickly reconstruct the patient's nerves, such as those with spinal cord injuries, using the technology of inkjet printers.
US scientists have developed artificial muscle that is 200 times more potent than muscle fibers similar in size to human muscle.
French researchers have been able to assemble thousands of nanoparticles and activate them to coordinate movement like human muscle fibers.
The electrodes in the pants, after 10 minutes, emit low frequency electrical currents, which stimulate the muscles and relieve pain.
A Japanese company on September 26 introduced smart toilet equipment specifically for elderly people who were unable to walk or who had to stay in bed.
Ghost gloves can help train the muscles like the serve of the Olympic champion Andy Murray.
One of the world's most robust polymer fibers, more than twelve times stronger than kevlar - the type of material used to make bulletproof jerseys - is likely to be…
Scanning electron microscope (SEM) image of patch with gold and alginate nanofibers. Star clusters of gold nanowires can be seen in these images.
Recently, scientists from the University of Illinois has just released
The advancement of technology makes it possible to develop robot legs controlled by the user.
New Zealand scientists have created an artificial muscle that makes robots more flexible and more human, according to New Scientist.
For Jesse Sullivan, his prosthetic arm was particularly intelligent as it was controlled by the mind of the owner.
British scientists have developed a chip that can help people with paralysis of their legs to move their stiff leg muscles.