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Robotic exoskeletons have leaped from experimental labs to everyday consumer products in just a few years. The tech that once seemed like pure science fiction could soon be as common as smartphones.
The European Union is spending €63.2 billion to revolutionize how people move across borders, building everything from bike paths to high-speed rail hubs. A new TV series shows how these massive infrastructure projects are making it easier for millions to travel between European cities.
A Canadian company just launched an electric four-wheeler that lets people with limited mobility explore beaches, forests, and snowy trails alongside their friends. The Bowhead Ranger turns rough terrain into accessible adventure.
Scientists in Germany have built smart wheelchairs that respond to voice commands like "drive me to the coffee machine" and avoid obstacles automatically. The technology could reach everyday users within a decade, helping people with severe disabilities gain new independence.
A woman in India who couldn't move freely now drives herself to work in a wheelchair that doubles as an electric vehicle. Fifty people with disabilities just received these life-changing mobility devices that work indoors and outdoors.