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Lifesuit Mobility Device In Development

Started by *Monty Reed* , Dec 04 2004 08:46 AM

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#1 *Monty Reed*

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Posted 04 December 2004 - 08:46 AM

We are developing a new walking suit called the LIFESUIT
To see pictures and find out more www.nsrg.4t.com
we are getting pretty close to medical testing.
It is a two legged robot you can wear and it will help you walk.
The foundation rasing funds is They Shall Walk
Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions.
Warm regards
Monty Reed.

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Posted 04 December 2004 - 07:34 PM

Monty....

Thanks for posting this! :P

This falls in line with Coordinated Dynamic Therapy, which has delivered significant results in children with spina-bifida. A similar method is being used at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago for SCI.

These are exciting times, and every new finding takes us one step closer to SCI repair.

Thanks again,

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