A Life Changed by Robotic Legs | Freethink Superhuman
After an accident, Robert Woo was paralyzed from the chest down. Woo spent the next four years in a wheelchair and in therapy. But even as he learned how to live his new life, he couldn’t stop asking one very simple question: How could humans build skyscrapers, but not something better than a wheelchair? Then Woo heard about bionic exoskeletons. And it changed his life. For more stories profiling pioneers of science and tech innovation, subscribe to Freethink at / freethinkmedia Join the Freethink forum to share news and find more ways to make a difference: / group And follow Freethink across other platforms here: Facebook: / freethinkmedia Twitter: / freethinkmedia Instagram: / freethinkmedia Website: http://www.freethinkmedia.com

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