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Video: Exoskeleton helps paralyzed walk

An artificially intelligent, wearable robot enables paraplegics to stand upright and walk.

 

'Transformer' robot made at MIT

Transformers

It may not look like a character from the Transformer franchise, but a tiny robot made in the US is able to change shape. Built at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), it uses magnets to mimic molecules that fold themselves into complex shapes.

 

Tool-wielding robots crawl in bodies for surgery

Surgery Robotics

Imagine a tiny snake robot crawling through your body, helping a surgeon identify diseases and perform operations....

 

Print-your-own-robots developed

Researchers from three of the US's leading universities are teaming up on a $10m project to revolutionise robot production.

 

Wearable Robots Help Paralyzed

Wearable Robots

Walking is one of the many things in life that most of us take for granted. Now, for those who can’t, a technological marvel could prove miraculous. A Defense Department program to develop super-strong soldiers has led to a wearable robot that enables paraplegics to walk. At 10 leading rehab facilities from Honolulu to Atlanta, Ekso Bionics' Iron Man-style exoskeletons have been quietly tested over the past year, to resounding success.

Senh: This is pretty cool. I can see people without disabilities using these robotic exoskeletons.

 

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