NOT JUST FOR FUN AND GAMES

摘要

When the robotics studentsat Anderson High School (AHS) in Austin, TX, aren't building competitive robots, they're working with a local physician and two University of Texas biomedical engineering students to develop knee braces for people suffering from osteoarthritis. The project was the brainchild of Larry Kravitz, M.D., a physician with Austin Regional Clinic, a large, multispecialty health care group in central Texas. Kravitz's son, Isaac, is a student in the AHS robotics program.