Definitely one of the strangest exoskeleton projects, a London designer has created an orthotic that turns him into a goat. This wearable, which has gone through...
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I was asked by a coworker whether the FDA approval process was holding back exoskeleton rollout in the US? I answered “no.” While getting FDA approval for...
The ExR team had the opportunity to attend the Silicon Valley Robot Block Party held in April at the Jabil Blue Sky Center in San Jose, CA. This is an annual event...
The field of exoskeleton devices stands to greatly gain from 3rd party testing. Manufacturers and sellers of exoskeletons can build a stronger case for the use of their...
The year 2015 has been good for the field of exoskeletons and wearable robotics. New companies that specialize in medical and able-bodied exoskeletons have become more...
The DARPA Robotics Fast Track Program is currently awarding 6-12 month long commercial contracts with a soft cap of $150,000. The Defense Advanced Research Projects...
In a truly heart warming story, a San Fransisco Bay Area man hikes 2650 miles to raise money for a ReWalk exoskeleton for a stranger! Eugene Yoon from Castro Valley...
When talking or writing about exoskeletons as medical devices, it is normally done in a positive tone of voice. A reader researching the medical robotics market should...
When it comes to discussing exoskeletons for rehabilitation there are usually two possibilities: hospital or home use. Patients can be brought to a hospital, equipped...
Maintaining a consistent public message of what modern exoskeleton technology can and can’t do in the media is a tricky business. Present exoskeleton capabilities...
NBC 5 Dallas – Fort Worth covers React, a spinal cord injury recovery gym that has just received a ReWalk exoskeleton. This news segment presents the ReWalk...
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