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Robots for Humanity (R4H) is about using technology to extend our capabilities, fill in our weaknesses, and let people perform at their best. Henry Evans is the inspiration and instigator of R4H. Henry suffered a tragic stroke when he was 40 years old, rendering him mute and quadriplegic. Through robotic technology, Henry continues to find ways to explore and interact with the world. Devices developed by members of Robots for Humanity thus far range from an interactive laser mounted on his glasses, to a ver
NO MATTER HOW MUCH ASSISTANCE A DEVICE PROVIDES TO A [ADULT] PATIENT, IT WILL NOT BE USED REGULARLY UNLESS IT ALSO TAKES NO TIME TO EITHER SET UP OR USE BY THE CAREGIVER, AND UNLESS IT MAKES THE CAREGIVER’S LIFE, NET NET, A LOT EASIER.
When gray light spreads its heavy gloom Upon your worn and weary face; When the path ahead is long and steep And your spirit wants a slower pace; When your feet can't follow one another, When your soul has reach'ed dark despair; Fall not into the hand of darkness Think not the thought that no one cares. Do not succomb to evil's quest And ponder not on pain untold For gloomy, grey and deep sad thoughts Can only lead to sorrow cold.
SUPPORTING INNOVATION AND COMMERCIALIZATION OF ROBOTICS TECHNOLOGIES
SUPPORTING INNOVATION AND COMMERCIALIZATION OF ROBOTICS TECHNOLOGIES
SUPPORTING INNOVATION AND COMMERCIALIZATION OF ROBOTICS TECHNOLOGIES
SUPPORTING INNOVATION AND COMMERCIALIZATION OF ROBOTICS TECHNOLOGIES
SUPPORTING INNOVATION AND COMMERCIALIZATION OF ROBOTICS TECHNOLOGIES
Phillip M. Grice | Robotics Design, Development, and Evaluation