At the start of 2019, the majority of the publically traded exoskeleton companies are recovering from a tough year for their stock prices. ReWalk Robotics...
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The Japanese exoskeleton manufacturer and one of the largest exoskeleton companies in the world, CYBERDYNE Inc., has obtained marketing clearance from the U.S...
The Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS) has published JIS B 8456-1 designed to prescribe safety performance and labeling criteria for lumbar support wearable...
Google trends grant us a window into what terms people are using to look for exoskeleton and related information. We can also see how popular those terms have...
After many years, the HAL – Lower Limb Exoskeleton for Medical Use by CYBERDYNE Inc. has finally arrived in the U.S. HAL stands for Hybrid Assistive...
Active Bionics closes shop, Microsoft invests in Sarcos, CYBERDYNE suffers a short attack, a German court ruled exoskeletons should be covered by the insurer...
Lift and carry is one of the most common causes for back injury. This is an area where exoskeletons for work and industry can have a meaningful impact. This...
February 10th 2016, was Day 1 of the first conference dedicated entirely to wearable robotics and exoskeletons, WearRAcon16. The event is currently being held...
The HAL lower limb rehabilitation exoskeleton for medical use (HAL® for Medical Use) has been approved to be manufactured and sold as a Medical Device by the...
Panasonic – ActiveLink Traded: TYO: 6752 Founded: 2003 (ActiveLink) Headquarters: Nara, Japan Size: 16 employees (2015) Connect: Website: (Note: The...
How are exoskeletons perceived from the point of view of a professional physiotherapist? What information is available to them and what do they look for in a...
The United States Patent and Trademark Office published a patent application by Korean electronics giant, Samsung Electronics in May 2015. The patent...