Invention helps children with disabilities to walk normally
A mother has invented a special type of stand that helps boys with cerebral palsy to walk normally, instead of having to stick around all day with a wheelchair.
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A mother has invented a special type of stand that helps boys with cerebral palsy to walk normally, instead of having to stick around all day with a wheelchair.
Colin Furze, 34, a British, invented a pair of iron shoes from school. This pair of shoes can help its riders go back to the same elaborate metal ceiling
Princeton University has successfully built a silicon rubber chip capable of generating electricity only by walking or breathing people.
NTT Telecom (Japan) has just launched a solution to charge mobile phones such as iPods and phones with shoes while walking.
Radi Kaiof, 41, can now walk into the street thanks to a pair of tripods. It helped his legs move and pushed him forward.
Submarines are a means to allow adventurers to walk under the paint to explore unknown lands. This idea of Simon Lake was later done perfectly by American atomic subma…
Many people when walking through personal websites were startled to think that the blogger was the owner of a separate daily newspaper, or instead of a dry article, the…
What's more interesting when watching yourself walking in space in an astronaut's outfit? The portraits software called 'Funphotor' will help you do this easily.
The image of a person walking, taking a bus, or even going ... a motorcycle in a smartphone screen is no longer strange to us.
A thief was sentenced and fined after being identified by the victim with a video clip post on the world's largest video sharing site today.
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Twelve people have walked on the Moon, but only three people dare to venture into the Challenger Deep abyss of the Mariana Trench, the deepest point on the ocean floor.
Nik, born with malignant cerebral palsy and unable to walk like a normal person. But with the love and creativity of his father, Nik took the first steps.
This technology uses radio waves to sense your position, then recreates your body image in the form of simple human dolls called RF-Pose.