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Lidar Mobility Device Assists Navigation and Avoids Collisions

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The Strutt EV1 mobility device features a unique "shared control" interface that allows users to map out paths while sensors assist in avoiding obstacles and collisions. Users can navigate using voice commands to reach saved waypoints, enhancing indoor navigation and personal mobility. This assistive technology device prioritizes collision avoidance, making it a valuable tool for individuals with mobility challenges.

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