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A Shanghai-based startup called Hypershell has cmoe up with an AI-powered exoskeleton that promises to take a big load off the next time you're on a hike.

Robots and Machines

Kickstarter Exoskeleton Claims It Gives Wearer Superhuman Abilities

By Victor Tangermann

Richard Hernandez rarely gets the opportunity to use his body while upright, but taking advantage of a new exoskeleton, he's also taking on royalty.

Health & Medicine

Man Who Can Only Walk With Exoskeleton Plays Ping Pong Against King of Spain

By Frank Landymore

The self-balancing exoskeleton, known as Atalante, will help in gait training in clinical environments and is impressively able to be used hands free.

Health & Medicine

FDA Gives Go-Ahead for Robotic Exoskeleton For Stroke Survivors

By Frank Landymore

A team of researchers at ETH Zurich in Switzerland have created a "wearable muscles" exosuit that's designed to give its wearer serious strength boost.

Prosthetics and Devices

Scientists Show Off “Wearable Muscles” You Can Strap on to Get Way Stronger

By Victor Tangermann

Elon Musk Meets with Creator of Iron Man-Style Suit at SpaceX Launch Site

Elon Musk Meets with Creator of Iron Man-Style Suit at SpaceX Launch Site

By Tony Ho Tran

A new MIT research center aims to merge humanity with tech like brain-computer interfacesor robotic limbs in order to treat or erase physical disabilities.

RX and Medicine

MIT Establishes New Initiative to Meld Humans and Machines

By Dan Robitzski

A new study shows that robotic exoskeletons may not be as beneficial as initially thought due to unnecessary strain they place on wearers' brains.

Prosthetics and Devices

Exoskeletons Are Causing Problems With Wearers’ Brains, Scientists Say

By Dan Robitzski

Scientists developed a new powered exoskeleton that can actually be controlled by the wearer's neural signals, allowing more free-form movements.

Health & Medicine

Scientists Hook Neural Interface to Powered Exoskeleton

By Dan Robitzski

A Chinese manufacturer has delivered their latest powered exoskeleton system, specifically designed for fighting fires in the woods.

Robots and Machines

Chinese Firefighters Issued Exoskeletons to Make Them Stronger

By Victor Tangermann

California-based exoskeleton manufacturer SuitX is betting its technology will soon go mainstream — with exoskeletons being sold at every big box store.

Prosthetics and Devices

Exoskeleton Maker Says Powered Suits Could Soon Be for Sale at Home Depot

By Victor Tangermann

Only a YouTube inventor would buy an exoskeleton just to lift a massive 50 pound sword modeled after one found in the hit video game "Final Fantasy VII."

Robots and Machines

YouTuber Uses Exoskeleton to Wield Gigantic Anime Sword

By Victor Tangermann

Simon Kindleysides, who's paralyzed from the waist down, walked over 100 miles in a powered exoskeleton during February to raise money for the NHS.

RX and Medicine

Paralyzed Man Walks More Than 100 Miles in Powered Exoskeleton

By Dan Robitzski

Engineering firm Furrion has built a four-legged exo-suit, a 9,000 pound monstrosity straight out of "Pacific Rim" — and it wants you to pilot it.

Robots and Machines

This Fully Functional, 9000 Pound Mech Suit Looks Absolutely Amazing

By Victor Tangermann

On Saturday, a man named Adam Gorlitsky, who is paralyzed from the waist down, broke a world record for finishing a marathon wearing a robotic exoskeleton.

Health & Medicine

Paralyzed Man Runs Marathon In Robotic Exoskeleton

By Dan Robitzski

U.S. airline Delta is partnering with Sarcos Robotics to test out if its Guardian XO exosuits can give its employees a hand with lifting heavy things.

This Airline Is Testing Powered Exoskeletons For Luggage Workers

By Victor Tangermann

Paralyzed Army veteran Terry Hannigan Vereline used an exoskeleton to complete the 2019 New York City Marathon over the course of three days.

Health & Medicine

Paralyzed US Veteran Uses Exoskeleton to Complete a Marathon

By Kristin Houser