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Bodybuilder Chad McCrary, Who Continued To Compete After Spinal Injury, Dies At 49
Chad McCrary snapped his spine in a motoring accident nearly twenty years ago in 2005, but still pursued wheelchair bodybuilding.
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Watch: Specially-Abled Zomato Agent Uses Motorized Wheelchair To Deliver Orders
The Zomato delivery agent wears a helmet and after making a few adjustments in the vehicle, sets off in his modified wheelchair.
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Surgeons Hope To Do The World's First Head Transplant - And A Head Has Been Offered
Valery Spiridonov, 31: Russian tech geek who runs an educational software company from his home east of Moscow. Because he has Werdnig-Hoffmann disease, a genetic disorder that wastes muscles and motor neurons, he is physically capable of little beyond feeding himself, steering his wheelchair with a joystick, and typing. The disease is usually fata...
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Toyota Partners With Segway Creator to Develop Robotic Wheelchair
Japanese auto giant, Toyota has recently entered into a partnership with the inventor of Segway, Dean Kamen to develop better mobility solution for the disabled abled and elderly people.
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Bodybuilder Chad McCrary, Who Continued To Compete After Spinal Injury, Dies At 49
Chad McCrary snapped his spine in a motoring accident nearly twenty years ago in 2005, but still pursued wheelchair bodybuilding.
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Watch: Specially-Abled Zomato Agent Uses Motorized Wheelchair To Deliver Orders
The Zomato delivery agent wears a helmet and after making a few adjustments in the vehicle, sets off in his modified wheelchair.
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Surgeons Hope To Do The World's First Head Transplant - And A Head Has Been Offered
Valery Spiridonov, 31: Russian tech geek who runs an educational software company from his home east of Moscow. Because he has Werdnig-Hoffmann disease, a genetic disorder that wastes muscles and motor neurons, he is physically capable of little beyond feeding himself, steering his wheelchair with a joystick, and typing. The disease is usually fata...
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Toyota Partners With Segway Creator to Develop Robotic Wheelchair
Japanese auto giant, Toyota has recently entered into a partnership with the inventor of Segway, Dean Kamen to develop better mobility solution for the disabled abled and elderly people.
