Crave Yo!... can the technology support slang? There're less fortunate people in the world unable to enjoy the brilliant sights and sounds offered by the latest home A/V technologies. Fortunately, help is ...
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Crave Panasonic has created a robotic bed that can transform into a wheelchair, allowing the elderly or people with disabilities to get up without assistance. Users can remain in the bed ...
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Crave It's nice to see Japanese scientists developing technology that can actually help the elderly help themselves for a change, rather than creating more robots that ostensibly are designed to minister to ...
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Crave At last, a cordless handsfree can opener! Hong Kong-based Daka has designed what it claims is the world's first such can opener, aimed at the elderly and those stricken by carpel ...
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Blogs A friend told me that in the past, it was required by law for all terrace houses in Malaysia to have enough space for a small garden. And that it was ...
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Crave A prototype robotic telepresence "nurse."
In the midst of America's raging debate on the future of health insurance, one man says he has a solution to out-of-control healthcare costs: More ...
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Crave The humble stethoscope goes state-of-the-art.
That ubiquitous symbol of the medical profession, the stethoscope, is finally undergoing a 21st century tech makeover. The next time you drop by the doctor's, ...
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Crave W00t! It looks like robots may soon infiltrate the nursing profession, besides the theater, catwalk and home. What's a little more offputting is that RIBA, the new Robot for Interactive ...
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ifbot - Dec 7, 2004
Crave It's hard enough getting our technophobic gramps to figure out the VCR Play button, let alone hug a hunka metallic programming. But that seems to be the name of the game ...
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Crave iNo CP09
Let's face it. Today's mobile phones just don't cut it for the older folks. They're so packed with cutting-edge features, touchscreens, complex user interfaces, twisty bits and tiny ...
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Features We showcase some of the best works from student photographers and let them share their experiences when shooting in tricky situations.
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Crave Toyota's mind-powered wheelchair transcends science fiction.
First, there was the Mindflex, a Mattel toy that lets players move objects with their brains. Now, word is the same technology will be ...
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Crave Japanese toymaker Bandai is going the extra mile with a device that fights flab with fun. Strange how most of the exergames like Pocket Pikachu and Wii Fit are coming ...
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Crave Steady as we go, folks. There's a patent now pending which sets out to improve the human condition. Looking like a padded cupholder with an oversized handle, inventor Chris Peacock intended ...
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Crave Does hearing actually go first as you get long in the tooth? For those who've always feared looking their vintage when armed with dead giveaways like in-ear hearing aids and bifocals, ...
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