Color-Changing Suit that Shows When a Paralyzed Athlete May be Injured

According to an article on Gizmodo, "Paraplegic athletes push their bodies to the absolute limit—and sometimes beyond. When an athlete injures a body part he or she can't feel, that can lead to some very dangerous situations. Now, a design team at Imperial College London has an ingenious solution: an athletic suit that uses off-the-shelf pressure sensing film to show where serious impacts have occurred."

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Four years after this HS athlete was paralyzed, he's experienced another life-changing moment...

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"Paralyzed athlete receives life changing gift," My Fox Memphis

Deepa Malik's Story Of Overcoming the Obstacles To Live Life to the Fullest

After a life-changing injury, Deepa Malik has made a life of accomplishment through mindset & support from family.

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How a Career Ending Sports Injury Has Benefited Others’ Careers

A former NFL player explains how not to let a near career-ending injury keep him from maximizing every day. Matt Mayberry is a professional speaker, fit-life strategist, fitness & health expert, author, and high-performance business coach. 

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Using a Mind-Controlled Exoskeleton, a Paralyzed Teenager will Deliver The First Kick of the 2014 FIFA World Cup

This summer's World Cup will have a special opening. Thanks to the efforts of the Walk Again Project, a paralyzed teenager is set to deliver the opening kick of the games. Check out the below video to learn more from the team at Colorado State University developing the helmet that will be used to control the exoskeleton.

Also, click here to read more in an article by Nicole Lee of Engadget.