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Honda's robo-legs are the walker of the future

hondawalk.jpgIt gets harder to get around when you get old, which is why things like walkers and mart carts exist. But Honda wants to make getting around easier with some fancy new technology, which is why it's introduced some new robo-leg walkers.

While it looks kind of goofy (not to mention uncomfortable on the groin region), it should make people a lot more mobile than something like a walker. It basically assists with the normal walking process rather than just rolling you around or giving you something to lean on, and it's as "easy to use as a bicycle." We'll see about that, but it shouldn't be too long before we see the aisles of Wal-Mart full of people shuffling around on robo legs. The future!

Honda, via Gizmodo

         
Comments

Yeah, what's it matter if it's uncomfortable in the groin region.. It's not like you're gonna be using that region anyways once you're old enough to need the assistance of this product, that is unless you're Bob Dole. I joke of course!

Am I the only one who thinks it sort of looks like it could be some wierd sex toy?

Deffinatly looks like a groper!

Yes Its a hope fpr the people who loves to walk. I hope It will make either elderly, or locomotor disabled to walk again. So I love to know more about the equipment thanks.

@IORI
specially for girls, all you would need is to stick a dildo in there.

can they make it so you could put in on and run a lot faster like 50 60 mph

This is why america is fat alwaus trying to find different ways to walk around without us actually doing anything!!! I may be wrong but The perv is right it dos look like a sex toy

Its technology like this that might actually make my wife walk again someday...

my leg was severely injured in a mva.i can still walk but i have little stability (no ligaments) this may keep me mobile longer.tell me more

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