NASA-inspired treadmill helps injured and elderly walk again with zero-gravity tech
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NASA-inspired antigravity treadmill technology is revolutionizing rehabilitation and fitness. Boost Treadmills, founded in 2017, is making this technology more accessible. The Boost 2 treadmill uses air pressure to reduce body weight during exercise, helping injured, elderly, and mobility-impaired individuals walk or run with less pain. The company plans to launch an affordable in-home model in 2025, potentially transforming physical therapy and daily exercise for many.
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