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Article on Dean's wheelchair available on-line
Posted by Jerry Eckert.
Engineer from Looking for a team in Raleigh, NC sponsored by New England Prototype/Brooks Automation. Posted on 11/2/99 4:38 PM MST An article on Dean Kamen's wheelchair, the IBOT 3000, appeared in the October 1999 issue of New Hampshire magazine. The magazine is available on-line. Click the link below then click on 'Table of Contents' when you get to the web page. The title of the article is 'Mind Over Matter'. |
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