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Human eye controls new wireless robot
A STUDENT from the University of Bradford has developed a wireless robot which is controlled by using the human eye.
The project uses sophisticated eye-tracking technology and could change the lives of thousands of disabled people.
Suraj Verma, a Master's of Science student from the University's School of Engineering, Design and Technology, has created the robot, under the supervision of lecturer Dr Prashant Pillai.
A STUDENT from the University of Bradford has developed a wireless robot which is controlled by using the human eye.
The project uses sophisticated eye-tracking technology and could change the lives of thousands of disabled people.
Suraj Verma, a Master's of Science student from the University's School of Engineering, Design and Technology, has created the robot, under the supervision of lecturer Dr Prashant Pillai.
Physiotherapist Laura prepares for Mexican healthcare project
A PHYSIOTHERAPIST based in Stafford is set to spend five months in Mexico setting up a project for people who cannot afford healthcare.
Laura Brown is travelling to the coastal town of Puerta Vallarta to help disabled people with muscle and joint problems.
She will be treating locals and trying to provoke more permanent changes by setting up an education and training programme.
A PHYSIOTHERAPIST based in Stafford is set to spend five months in Mexico setting up a project for people who cannot afford healthcare.
Laura Brown is travelling to the coastal town of Puerta Vallarta to help disabled people with muscle and joint problems.
She will be treating locals and trying to provoke more permanent changes by setting up an education and training programme.
