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Old 01-11-2018, 11:31 AM #3
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I agree John that having 10 possible tools each adding some behavioral/physical assistance would be most welcome. True that a fall occurs so quickly, but if the robot-tethered device does provide some stability, maybe the strengthening provided could help avoid a fall entirely. Improved reaction time or increased awareness from this fall prevention focus, even in that half second leading to a fall might help avoid a disasterous one.

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