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Published on 10 Jul 2014 Scientists in London have developed a system that enables wheelchair users to move around by simply looking in the direction they want to go.
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Published on 10 Jul 2014 Scientists in London have developed a system that enables wheelchair users to move around by simply looking in the direction they want to go.
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Since the introduction of the DDA and subsequently the Equality Act, many buildings have struggled to provide a means of access to their property that is bar...
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Retractable stair lift platform for disabled persons is a MUST in any administration. A very good idea.
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The Near Future of Implantable Technology
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The Near Future of Implantable Technology
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The ReWalk could help millions of people around the world walk again after being wheelchair-bound following spinal injuries. The $70,000 device has just been approved for sale in the US by the FDA. Learn more: - http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-innovative-technologies-and-developments/?tag=Exoskeleton
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The ReWalk could help millions of people around the world walk again after being wheelchair-bound following spinal injuries. The $70,000 device has just been approved for sale in the US by the FDA. Learn more: - http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-innovative-technologies-and-developments/?tag=Exoskeleton
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Riders can traverse stairs and curbs nearly as easily as gliding down a ramp.
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Riders can traverse stairs and curbs nearly as easily as gliding down a ramp.
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03 December 2014 - 00H58
Hawking's speech software goes open source for disabled
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© AFP | British theoretical physicist and professor Stephen Hawking speaks at an Intel press conference in London on December 2, 2014
LONDON (AFP) -
The system that helps Stephen Hawking communicate with the outside world will be made available online from January in a move that could help millions of motor neurone disease sufferers, scientists said Tuesday.