Honda unveils leg assist machine for elderly
November 7th, 2008
Honda Motor, a pioneer of humanoid robots, on Friday unveiled a new walking assist machine, seen here, designed to make it easier for the elderly to climb stairs and help factory workers
Honda Motor, a pioneer of humanoid robots, on Friday unveiled a new walking assist machine designed to make it easier for the elderly to climb stairs and help factory workers.
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So the elderly will help factory workers?
Won't work for males unless they are a unoch.
The physics of the machine look like it applies all of its upward force to the pubic area. I think I would rather use a Segway to get my pension check unless I take up castrato singing.
http://www.youtub...Lnf4Nrjs
I am not sure its doing anything...