I can safely say that this is one of our best podcast episodes yet! Checking in ten years after the first WearRAcon Innovation Challenge! In Episode 32 of the...
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Another action-packed week is now behind us, marked by a spike in activity in consumer and military exoskeletons! It is thrilling to see so many developments...
This has been a good week for the exoskeleton industry, with an article in Nature and another in Reuters that is very specific about how we’ve reached...
In Episode 31 of the Exoskeletons and Wearable Robotics Podcast, Dr. Tom Sugar and I return to a topic that we haven’t touched on the website in some...
The march of the exoskeleton and wearable robotics industry carries on. This week, a new FDA approval for a personal-use exoskeleton, more evidence on the...
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has cleared Wandercraft’s Eve for personal use, bringing Wandercraft’s hands-free balancing technology beyond...
This page is an archive of the Exoskeleton Report email newsletter for August 3–9, 2026, capturing the week’s most notable developments in wearable robotics...
Guest author Rita Vazquez-Torres draws on her decades of experience to explain why successful pilots and capable hardware are still far from standard issue for...
Is it possible that the exoskeleton and wearable robotics field is picking up some momentum? This week, there are a whopping 20 stories and highlights that...
When people hear the term “lifting technology,” they usually think of cranes, ropes, slings, or hoists. Hardly anyone thinks of exoskeletons. And yet, the path...
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