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UAB engineering students develop walker to help patients at Children’s of Alabama

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Photo Courtesy of Childrens of Alabama by Micah Hardge Collaboration between the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Engineering and Children’s of Alabama is providing several young patients with the opportunity for a healthier future faster. In 2020, a team of senior design students in the class of Alan Eberhardt, Ph.D., developed a halo traction walker as a part […]

Source: The Birmingham Times

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