assistive technology

Scientists from the University of Washington have created 3D-printed assistive technology that operates without batteries or electronics.

This October, one should plan to set aside time to enjoy the first Cybathlon, a competition in six disciplines where humans and robots work in unison to overcome challenges and obstacles. The one-day event is scheduled to take take place on October 8, 2016 in Zurich at the Kolping Arena where 'racing pilots' will take center stage along with his or her innovative bionic devices.

The human mind, with some assistance, can now control multiple flying drones and terrestrial vehicles. Researcher and professor, Panagiotis Artemiadis from the Arizona State University, has developed a system capable of capturing and decoding a person's thoughts, and executing the commands using one or more robots.

A team of clinicians, engineers, and scientists at the University of Pittsburg is developing...

At an early age Frank Swain experienced hearing loss and in his mid 20's...