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November 14, 2013
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Titan Arm, 50 times cheaper: the first real mass exoskeleton was born.

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Titan Arm, 50 times cheaper: the first real mass exoskeleton was born.
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Gianluca Ricciodi Gianluca Riccio
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The Titan Arm is an award-winning project at the "James Dyson Awards", prizes for the most innovative technological achievements named after its creator and financier (if you don't know him here's something about him).

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The prototype, developed with the help of the now ubiquitous 3D printers, cost the equivalent of € 1800, 50 times less than the exoskeletons on the market today. A rigid harness that governs a robotic arm that can provide extra power to lift up to 20 pounds more than usual. With subsequent upgrades, the inventors assure, the weight carried will be even higher.

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The Titan Arm can prevent problems that arise with continuous weight lifting, postural damage and all the consequences of exertion. The applications in the workplace and rehabilitation are enormous, and the system can be extended to both arms, doubling the available strength.

On a single battery charge the device works continuously for 8 hours. An excellent result for these guys, who will use the € 40.000 in prizes collected to produce and market the first, true mass exoskeleton. 

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