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As Veteran’s Day approaches, many remember the sacrifices made by military service members. Two NH companies and a national foundation are working year-round to improve the lives of veterans who lost the ability to walk.In partnership with the Robert...
Wednesday Stop At National Veterans Resource Center Caps National Tour Donating Personal Mobility Devices to Veterans 08/02/2021 | 05:39pm EDT Send by mail : Message : Required fields STAMFORD, Conn., Aug. 02, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Syracuse will be the final stop of a national tour on Wednesday. A New Hampshire medical device company and a Connecticut-based nonprofit committed to providing revolutionary medical technology to help military veterans take their next steps forward are donating high-tech personal mobility devices to Veteran Administration medical centers and individuals. “...
VA Palo Alto to Receive Donation of New iBOT Personal Mobility Device Share Article VA Palo Alto Health Care System will participate in the national Operation Mobility Tour, a cross-country event hosted by the national nonprofit SoldierStrong in partnership with Mobius Mobility to donate iBOT® PMD mobility devices, The event will feature an Innovations Fair to highlight the latest innovation partnerships aimed to better lives of Veterans. Veteran using the iBOT personal mobility device to go down stairs. PALO ALTO, Calif. (PRWEB) ...
New Hampshire-based inventor Dean Kamen has launched a new coast-to-coast tour to bring the latest version of his iBOT personal mobility device — an all-terrain electric wheelchair — directly to Veterans Affairs hospitals. The Operation Mobility Tour kicked off Thursday in East Orange, N.J., and is scheduled to make stops at 25 VA medical centers specializing in spinal cord injuries between now and the end of the summer. In partnership with...
The iBOT: A mission to revolutionize the wheelchair Andrew Romano Dean Kamen is the first to admit it. “From the day it came out, and from that day forward, I’ve been known as the Segway guy,” the serial inventor tells Yahoo News, referring to the two-wheeled, self-balancing personal transporter that he first brought to market in 2001. But “the Segway,” Kamen is quick to add, “came from the iBOT.” Before the Segway made him famous, the Long Island, N.Y., native had already spent decades revolutionizing medical devices: infusion pumps, insulin pumps, stents, dialy...