Apr 04
Exoskeletons used to be the stuff of dreams, where my first exposure to an exoskeleton was when Ellen Ripley went mano a mano with the Alien Queen. Over the years, however, technology has advanced to such a degree that it might feature in our day-to-day lives. After all, one can already rent the Honda Walking Assist Exoskeleton in Japan, and for four-year old Hannah Mohn, it is a robot exoskeleton that has literally given her a new lease of life, enabling this little girl to lift her arms when she was previously unable to do so.
Robot Exoskeleton Allows 4-Year Old Girl Work Her Arms original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Before the “selfie” term was coined, many people were already figuring out ways to take photos of themselves, whether it be with digital cameras, smartphones, or even film cameras back in the day. Safe to say 
Nothing quite like a literal lab rat to showcase the latest in medical developments, is there? Duke University researchers have successfully created living skeletal muscle that pretty much resembles the real deal, all the way down to the ability to repair itself. This unique self-healing artificial muscle would mean the days of growing muscles in a science lab that actually function as intended are going to be propelled into even deeper levels of research, after numerous failed attempts. The answer to previous failures? Ensuring that the artificial muscle has its fair supply of muscle stem cells.
The use of 
There is just something about the miracle of a growing baby in a mother’s womb – no two ways about it. In fact, how the heck does a full human baby form in a matter of 9 months? That is truly a wonder to ponder over, and excited parents of their unborn child might want to be even more participative by listening to their baby’s heartbeat without having to go to the doctor’s. This is made possible thanks to the BellaBeat, a new app that claims to be able to track your baby’s heartbeat.
Samsung does not make only fancy looking home appliances as well as smartphones for everyone, but they too, have an interest in the world of 
I am quite sure that caregivers and 
