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Mindbytes Aug 27, 2026 One Exoskeleton Could Replace Three in Rehab Clinics Nature Machine Intelligence publishes a roadmap for an AI controller that lets a single lower-limb exoskeleton handle walking, lifting, and stairs, no mode switching required! Linsey Smith 2 min read
News Nov 15, 2024 Personalized, blood-based, 3D-printed implants for regenerative medicine A new 3D printable, biocooperative material made from a person's own blood can help the body heal from injuries or diseases. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
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News Mar 22, 2024 Tiny magnetic sensor enables wireless health monitoring Replaces infection-prone through-the-skin wires, integrated-circuit chips, and cumbersome readout equipment Amara Angelica 2 min read
News Aug 6, 2023 We’re closer to engineering working blood vessels Creating inexpensive, scalable "tissue-engineered" blood vessels from human cells and tissues Amara Angelica 2 min read
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