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Old 05-08-2003, 12:54 AM   #37
billc
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Hi I am also intereted in it's use for people with limited mobility and have received "cool" responses from Segway (due to the issues already mentioned).
This will be a "boon" for anyone with mobility issues (everything from angina to amputation - assuming that their balance and reaction responses are OK!



Bill Contoyannis
Manager / Rehabilitation Engineer, REHAB Tech
Centre for Biomedical Engineering - Monash University
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