Exoskeleton Report Newsletter – February 6, 2025 (Week #6)
Industrial / Occupational:
- 24-Week Field Study: A long-term study on the BackX-S exoskeleton showed converging results with recent studies: noticeable back support benefits, and a small percentage of users didn’t meet the minimum use requirement.
- Humotech Podcast Season 2 Episode 2: Dr. Josh Caputo interviews Sarah Ballini-Ross, discussing exoskeleton adoption, worker-centered solutions, and the future of workplace safety.
Medical
- Adam Gorlitsky Feature: Clemson University collaborates with Adam Gorlitsky and I Got Legs to promote exoskeleton races.
- Wandercraft Study: A new clinical trial will test Wandercraft’s personal exoskeleton for participants with motor SCI. Apply now!
Fun
- Hacksmith Power Armor: The latest episodes include an exploration of the possible ways to power exoskeletons, including a somewhat comical demonstration of some shortcomings.
Consumer
- Report from China: Visitors climb Mount Tai using the VIGRX Pi exoskeleton during the Spring Festival.
Military
- Taiwan’s Military Development: Plans to invest $4 million by 2027 in full-body exoskeleton systems for soldiers.
- Military Task Study: Research highlights the benefits and challenges of using powered ankle exoskeletons in demanding tasks.
Standards
- ASTM Report: A strategic overview of global innovation trends highlights the role of standards in advanced manufacturing and exoskeleton development.
Business
- Laevo Rescued: Laevo, now operating under Boers & Co Precision Products, combines ergonomic expertise with precision engineering for high-tech innovation.
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