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A Bengaluru engineering couple created a rotating car seat that makes travel possible for people with mobility challenges. Their invention has already helped over 1,000 families across India travel safely and independently.
Imagine ordering a car that drives itself to your location with no one inside. Kia just launched this futuristic car-sharing service in South Korea, and it could change how we think about getting around.
A San Francisco startup created a mouth-worn device that lets people control computers with their tongue, opening new doors for those with limited hand mobility. Over 6,300 people have joined the waitlist for this game-changing technology.
A grandson turned his family's struggle with Parkinson's into a wearable device that cuts freezing episodes in half. Nearly 300 Indian families now walk with confidence thanks to WALK.
A 50-year-old father who normally needs a cane for long walks tested a new $1,999 exoskeleton device while hiking the Grand Canyon with his teenage daughter. The lightweight robotic legs didn't turn him into a superhero, but they helped extend his endurance on terrain he couldn't typically manage.
A walking robot is helping surgery patients stand and move within days of their operation, when most can't even stand for a minute without help from multiple nurses. The first patient just started using it at a top Boston hospital.