Robot boot takes the weight off for elderly people who struggle to walk
Boot features a motor that works with calf muscles to give the wearer an extra push with every step
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Boot features a motor that works with calf muscles to give the wearer an extra push with every step
Stanford engineers created a personalized robotic boot to help people with mobility problems. People with mobility problems often rely on a companion or walking aid like a crutch, to help them move from one location to another.
Created at Stanford University, the robotic footwear comes with a motor that works with calf muscles to give the wearer an extra push with every step.
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