IBOT focuses on industrial robotic companies and uses strategic weighting to replicate the industrial robotics market. This is done by splitting the portfolio into seven subthemes that are spread ...

With a new iteration of the iBOT, an advanced — and potentially life-altering — all-terrain electric wheelchair, inventor Dean Kamen aims to bring it to as many people with disabilities as ...

The iBot robotic wheelchair that can raise its rider to eye level with those standing up, and even climb stairs, just got its second chance at life by winning backing from Toyota Motor Corp. The ...

iBOT price in line but still prohibitive for many The iBOT costs $23,900 — a $5,100 markdown from its original price when it entered the marketplace four years ago.

New Hampshire-based inventor Dean Kamen has launched a new coast-to-coast tour to bring the latest version of his iBOT personal mobility device — an all-terrain electric wheelchair — directly ...

May 13—The iBOT Personal Mobility Device can do things most wheelchairs cannot — like climb stairs and traverse rough outdoor terrain — but until now the cost has been inaccessible for most ...

While the Segway rolls into the sunset, the iBOT is climbing toward a comeback. Thanks to a foundation that donated $30,000 to pay for it, a Texas police officer injured on the job has an updated ...

The iBot motorized wheelchair was first unveiled back in 2001, but it still looks remarkably futuristic today. The device was created by Segway inventor Dean Kamen, and could climb stairs, raise ...

The iBOT, in contrast, is an all-purpose wheelchair that also climbs stairs, he said. "We think this is something that can really benefit patients," DeLuca said.