Today, human augmentation technology has officially entered a new "personalized" era. VIGX is about to launch the first ...

The Sidekick robotic mobility assistant is sort of like an e-bike, but for walking, lifting your heels with every step and ...

Vastnaut, a wearable robotics pioneer, introduces the world's first AI-powered 4x4 exoskeleton for the toughest terrain. Its ...

Sarcos Achieves Unprecedented Power Performance, Overcoming Major Obstacle to Commercial Deployment of Full-Body, Powered Industrial Exoskeletons Significant Improvements in Power Consumption, Control ...

German robotics company German Bionic has unveiled its latest exoskeleton, Apogee ULTRA, at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2025). Billed as the world's most powerful exoskeleton, the ...

Recreational exoskeletons have been popping up for years, but the new IRMO M1 exoskeleton feels like a turning point. This next-generation wearable blends artificial intelligence (AI), a ...

Now the converged projection is that technology will soon enable effective exoskeletons with compact electric engines, mass-produced portable nuclear reactors, UAVs with electric engines, higher ...

1. Activelink, a subsidiary of Panasonic, is working on power enhancing partial exoskeletons This includes dual arm loaders (like in the Aliens 2 Movie), which will help someone lift 100 kilograms or ...

Last year saw the first handful of prototype robotic exoskeletons go on sale to the public – with the most advanced being the full-body HAL robot suit made by Japanese firm Cyberdyne. The technology ...

Exoskeletons are a common feature in the natural world. But in recent years, scientists have started experimenting with adding them to humans. Powered exoskeletons hold the prospect of helping people ...

Physicists have created a tiny, shape-shifting robotic exoskeleton they believe could power electronics the size of a human cell. The exoskeleton is sensitive to changes in the temperature or chemical ...

Stroke, spinal cord injury, and similar neurological conditions really take a toll on your muscles, which generally atrophy. A new partial exoskeleton out of MIT aims to prevent and reverse the normal ...