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Special devices aid Syracuse teen in overcoming disability
Eyal Sherman, 17, is paralyzed and cannot speak or move, but a cheek twitch or chin jerk lets him surf the Net, play games, drive a toy car, and communicate. At the Really Neat Research Center in Syracuse, researchers refine NeatTools software and other inventions like SmartDesk and land mine detecting tiny robots to aid disabled individuals and enable telemedicine.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Eyal Sherman
Sherman
Eyal
David J. Warner
Warner
Loma Linda University Medical Center
California
Edward Lipson
Matt Carbone
Center For Really Neat Research Center
Syracuse University