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Autopilot kit for wheelchairs

By Reuters
09 August 2016   |   11:03 am
Russian engineer Valery Spiridonov, who has volunteered to become the first patient to undergo a head transplant, is developing an inexpensive kit that adds autopilot functionality to wheelchairs.

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