ReWalk Robotics has overcome a major regulatory hurdle by having the first medical exoskeleton to have FDA approval for assisting with walking up stairs and...
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Exoskeletal innovation is a growing area of interest in the dental and oral sectors. For example, a semi-powered exoskeleton prototype designed to regulate jaw...
A new study on “Metabolically efficient walking assistance using optimized timed forces at the waist” explores variations in the optimal timing of...
Ekso Bionics will sponsor a live digital talk from Dr. Karen Nolan, Senior Scientist in Mobility and Rehabilitation Engineering Research at Kessler Foundation...
You may have heard the idea of powered walking assist exoskeletons allowing for rehabilitation training to take place outside of the medical facility...
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded medical exoskeleton research veteran Karen Nolan, Ph.D., and Soha Saleh, Ph.D. a $3,547,908 grant to study...
Across the world, experts have their sights set on developing the first mainstream exoskeleton. The medical realm has been one of the first proving grounds...
One strategy to reduce the time-to-market for exoskeleton devices is to limit their complexity by making them task-specific focused products that don’t...
The Spanish exoskeleton manufacturer GOGOA has made history by becoming the first European company to receive CE clearance for its powered lower body HANK...
The majority of people who suffer the partial or total loss of the hand’s motor skills report a drastic reduction in the quality of life due to the...
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