Verifying the application and usefulness of exoskeletons at a job site can be costly and time-consuming. Wouldn’t it be easier and more economical to...
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You may have seen highly polished fictional exoskeletons in superhero and alien invasion movies. Â The Power Loader in Aliens and Iron Man are just two examples...
The Exoskeleton Report (ExR) team has published a directory of over 80 companies that are engaged in developing exoskeletons, exosuits, and wearable robots...
Civilian and commercial exoskeletons comprise the smallest subfield of the exoskeleton industry, but they also hold the greatest commercial promise. Â The main...
Wearable robotics for the military is the most dynamic subset of the exoskeleton industry. Â Military exoskeletons are being tested by the U.S., China, Canada...
Wearable robotics designed to be used as a rehabilitation or augmentation medical devices is the second oldest field of exoskeleton development. Â The first...
Wearable robotics designed to be used in an industrial setting is the fastest growing field of exoskeleton research. Â Exoskeletons for work and industry can be...
There are several books on the topic of exoskeletons and wearable robotics that are worth owning, and some that should most likely be skipped. Â Below are seven...
Map of companies, businesses and startups involved with exoskeleton technology from around the world. All entries have been divided into entities...
Exoskeleton systems can be divided into many different categories, types or classifications based on a series of questions: What body parts are actuated or...
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