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Baby Gait

Posted on January 31st, 2020 by Mary Lord

toddler cane CCNY Blind or visually impaired toddlers risk tripping over objects they can’t see and as a result tend to be overly cautious walkers. To help them learn to walk safely and more quickly, researchers at the City University of New York have invented a “toddler cane.”

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Tags: assistive technology, blind, CCNY, Engineering Design, Safe Toddles, toddler cane, visually impaired

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