2016-09-15_The “MeBot” robotic wheelchair can climb steps on its own - Fraunhofer IPA
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Human Engineering Research Laboratories on Twitter: "#MEBot is a #robotic #wheelchair, invented by #HERL, that climbs curbs and stays level on cross slopes. Studies show MEBot as easy to use as a #
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Teleconferencing MeBot Conveys Your Non-Verbal Cues Over the Phone
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Dr. Rory Cooper's Human Engineering Research Laboratories: improving wheelchair technology one step at a time - Pitt to the Point
MeBot telepresence robot | Ubergizmo
A) The MEBot wheelchair illustrating the 2 mobility applications... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Without tech designed for people with disabilities, we might not have these inventions | ADA at 30: Accessibility in Pittsburgh
MEBot | In the attached video, we demonstrate with a person with tertaplegia that the MEBot can automatically compensate for one side being on a walkway and the... | By Human Engineering
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Usability Evaluation of a Novel Robotic Power Wheelchair for Indoor and Outdoor Navigation - ScienceDirect
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MEBot Wins 2016 Blackwood Design Award – Regenerative Medicine at the McGowan Institute
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Robotic wheelchair for enhanced mobility | TechLink
MeBot Gesturing Robot Videos: Science Fiction in the News
Mebot Smart car Platform : Amazon.ca: Industrial & Scientific
MeBot | Proceedings of the 5th ACM/IEEE international conference on Human-robot interaction
Sensors | Free Full-Text | Automated Curb Recognition and Negotiation for Robotic Wheelchairs
MeBot Brings Intuitive Movement to Telepresence - IEEE Spectrum
MEBOT CONSULTING AND ROBOTICS | LinkedIn
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MeBot, the Telepresence Robot With Body Language (Video)
MIT's MeBot makes telerobotics fun again | Engadget
