​CONNECTING THE MILLIONS TOUCHED BY DISABILITY
'Magic Arms' 3D printed exoskeleton nominated for Design Award
We saw Ekso Bionics’ exoskeleton hit the market last year with the intention of eventually replacing wheelchairs, but for those with little strength to spare like Emma Lavelle, mobility can still be an issue when you don’t have the strength to operate machines.
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There are a number of devices to help those suffering with mobility issues on the market, but few that are designed specifically for children with tiny limbs — and even fewer if the child is uncharacteristically weak.

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