Toyota seems to have turned that imagination into reality. At the Japan Mobility Show 2025, the company unveiled Walk Me — a four-legged robotic chair that quite literally walks.

As the chair climbs stairs, its front legs first test the height and pull the chair up, as the rear legs push their weight upward. Meanwhile, sensors and lidar systems continuously scan the chair's ...

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Strengthen your core and slim your midsection with these five simple chair exercises that target your abs safely after 60.

Build stronger legs after 55 with 4 chair exercises that target your quads, hamstrings, and glutes without painful squats.

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JD Global Sales, JD's cross-border e-commerce platform, has expanded its direct mailings to 36 countries, with sales and ...

While the chair is still a prototype, it aims to allow users with limited mobility to climb stairs or cross other obstacles that would be impassable by traditional wheelchairs. It's also capable of ...

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