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12-12.-2004, 10:04 PM
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Bizarre personal mobility concept things
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4082301.stm
One looks like the Segway gone mad, with dynamic 'bent reconfiguration. Perhaps should best be considered as ideas for mobility devices for the elderly / disabled / *plegics. Still, you'd suffer from the old Segway-type problem - that of looking a complete tool when using one. I quite fancy wandering about in the walking exoskeleton one and shouting at people 'get away from her, you bitch!' at the top of my voice. -- Chris Bardell [Remove favourite mode of transport from email address] |
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12-12.-2004, 10:34 PM
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Re: Bizarre personal mobility concept things
Chris Bardell wrote:
> > I quite fancy wandering about in the walking exoskeleton one and shouting > at people 'get away from her, you bitch!' at the top of my voice. > While they laugh back at you because at 0.8mph max you don't have a hope in hell of doing anything about it. Tony ;-) |
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