Egyptian teen offers hope to disabled with new exoskeleton [no comment]
An eighteen-year-old Egyptian high school student says he has created an exoskeleton using improvised robotic materials to help paralysed people walk. The suit is meant to translate the occupant’s brain signals into movements of the affected limbs using certain brain sensors.
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