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The world is changing faster than ever, and new technologies are rapidly becoming part of everyday business. Harper College’s Innovation Accelerator is the answer: a growing collaborative of forward...

A soft robotic exoskeleton appears able to help Parkinson's patients past a potential freezing episode, by providing a gentle push to the hips as their leg swings.

Research paves the way for better lithium metal batteries

US researchers have designed a soft, wearable robotic device to help someone living with Parkinson’s disease walk without freezing.

RECENTLY, an undercover reporter blew open the scandal of overseas university education and its deleterious effect on our educational system and national

If Europe doesnt make mass-market EVs soon, tough EV quotas may be missed and the field will be open to Chinese battery-powered vehicles. Could the EU relax quotas?

This innovative robotic exosuit administers subtle yet significant nudges to the hips during leg swings, effectively elongating strides and preventing the sudden loss of movement.

, Jan 6 (IANS/101Reporters) Untimely rain has always been a cause of worry for tenant farmers in Bandur panchayat of Andhra Pradesh's Anantapur district. Once in every three years, or sometimes yearly, they lose their crops to rain -- a major ...

Researchers deploy a soft, wearable robot to combat freezing, a common and debilitating symptom of Parkinson's disease.

This is a demonstration of a virtual reality dive on South Australian – South Australia’s oldest recorded European shipwreck.