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Vilje bionics, led by Saeid Hosseini and Martin Bogstrand, is developing a robotic arm that can, among other things, help Alzheimer's disease Eddy Torp

Testing robotic arm in Southern Norway

They create the robotic arm that changes the lives of the disabled

Three million for four health innovations

In childhood, they built Lego together. Many years later, big brother had to build something very special for little brother

Vilje Bionics will help millions of people

When the hand does not want to shine, the voice can take over the steering

The saws are helping to develop robotic arms: – Can give users back everyday life

GIVING ALS PATIENTS A HELP

Voice controlled exoskeleton

terje has devoted six years to building an invention for his sick brother

NTNU professor will develop voice-controlled arm robot for Per (57)

Serious illness led to groundbreaking robotics technology

Terje made a robotic arm for his ALS-sick brother

Here are 18 projects that make Norway more inclusive

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