Boston Engineering Corporation (Boston Engineering), an engineering consulting and technology development firm housed in Waltham, Massachusetts, has been...
Category - Military
Exoskeletons are always presented in a repetitive steady-state environment, such as walking, running, sorting, or stacking. But how do they perform in a one...
Sputnik International reports that Exo Solutions in “…Russia plans to test exoskeletons that can help military crews to handle artillery shells...
Last May, the exoskeleton, ergonomics, and human performance expert Matthew Marino had the opportunity to travel to Canada and meet with the team at Bionic...
This article was originally posted on Forbes.com (link) on August 16, 2022. A passive exoskeleton model designed and evaluated with the help of over 100...
Many North American exoskeleton developers owe their beginnings to U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) investments. Yet, no military exoskeletons or wearable...
Exoskeleton Developer Sarcos Robotics Signs MoU to Bring Mobile Robots to the Middle East and Africa
Sarcos Robotics, one of the most established exoskeleton developers in the world, has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Paramount Group. The...
Military exoskeletons will collect a vast amount of data, but what should be done with it remains an open-ended question. ExoSense will be a funded project to...
Exoskeletons have come a long way since General Electric designed the first one back in the 1960s. Today, these technological masterpieces are being utilized...
Sarcos Robotics announced today that its subsidiary, Sarcos Defense, has been awarded a contract for a remote-controlled upper body variant of it’s...
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