New device uses walkers’ muscles as GPS receiver
April 18, 2015
German researchers at the University of Hannover developed a new Satellite Navigation device that guides walkers using an electrical pulse to stimulate the sartorius muscle.
German researchers at the University of Hannover developed a new Satellite Navigation device that guides walkers using an electrical pulse to stimulate the sartorius muscle.
Leaving Elk on the Mendocino County coast, I turned left onto California Highway 1 and drove south under a heavier-than-foggy sky. The plan was
While visiting Boston recently I encountered intense late winter weather that made me focus most of my free time on indoor activities, rather than
While visiting Boston recently I encountered intense late winter weather that made me focus most of my free time on indoor activities, rather than
While visiting Boston recently I encountered intense late winter weather that made me focus most of my free time on indoor activities, rather than strolling through the interesting streets of this historic city. I enjoyed these days and…
German researchers at the University of Hannover developed a new Satellite Navigation device that guides walkers using an electrical pulse
Leaving Elk on the Mendocino County coast, I turned left onto California Highway 1 and drove south under a
While visiting Boston recently I encountered intense late winter weather that made me focus most of my free time
While visiting Boston recently I encountered intense late winter weather that made me focus most of my free time
While visiting Boston recently I encountered intense late winter weather that made me focus most of my free time on indoor activities, rather than strolling through the interesting streets of this historic city. I enjoyed these days and…