University of Maryland students build a robotic feeding device for under $300; commercial alternatives can cost more than $5,000, the team says

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University of Maryland students build a robotic feeding device for under $300; commercial alternatives can cost more than $5,000, the team says | - The Times of India

A team of 4 mechanical engineering students at the University of Maryland has developed a robotic feeding device designed to help people with physical disabilities eat more independently. Called FEEED, short for Feeding Equipment for Eating with Enhanced Dignity, the device is priced at under $300 by the team, which says commercial counterparts can cost more than $5,000.

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University of Maryland students build a robotic feeding device for under $300; commercial alternatives can cost more than $5,000, the team says | - The Times of India