Exoskeletons help with physical work, but they are still wearables. That means comfort, heat buildup, and user adoption are inseparable from the design problem...
Category - Opinions & Editorials
Finally, our first end-user of mobility technology. Meet Melissa DiVierti, aka “BLUE EYE QUEEN,” as she joins Dr. Tom Suggar, aka “Sugar...
The Exoskeleton Report news and information website has generated over $35k of equivalent referral traffic. Essentially, the website is filled with outgoing...
Overall, this was a positive year for exoskeleton technology. No, it has not reached mainstream adoption yet. There is more work to be done to achieve that...
Since starting the Exoskeleton Report nine years ago, one somewhat controversial topic has been improving productivity with industrial exoskeletons. To...
There is an opportunity for consumer physical augmentation systems to capture a particular market share, unhappy tourists who just can’t bear to climb...
Exoskeleton producers don’t exist in a vacuum – they are part of a broader ecosystem of advocates working to advance this transformative technology...
In Episode 7 of the Exoskeletons and Wearable Robotics Podcast, hosts Bobby Marinov (ExR) and Tom Sugar (WearRA) team up to uncover the recurring challenges...
In the 6th episode of the Exoskeletons and Wearable Robotics Podcast, we conclude our overview of the significant applications of exo technology. While medical...
We’re thrilled to announce that the Exoskeletons and Wearable Robotics podcast, a joint effort by Exoskeleton Report and the Wearable Robotics...
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