ExoM, military exoskeleton that also stops AK-47 bullets
Designed by Mehler Protection, the ExoM exoskeleton ensures mobility and safety, blocking projectiles without the use of motorized actuators.
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Hypershell, exoskeleton for superhuman excursions
Exploring nature with more strength and resistance, without weights and resistance: it is the new frontier in the world of excursions.
Genius out of desperation: Creates an AI exoskeleton for his paralyzed daughter
From a personal project to help his paralyzed daughter, Bodo Hoenen launches Nolej, an edtech startup that uses AI to teach anything efficiently.
Hypershell, the "playful" exoskeleton that revolutionizes the outdoor world
The gadget for outdoor enthusiasts that "enhances" outdoor activities and excursions gets full funding on Kickstarter
The exoskeleton boot takes its first steps into the real world
A special boot-shaped exoskeleton has achieved the best results in strength and durability, bringing this technology closer to popular diffusion.
A children's exoskeleton 'grows' with them and can change their lives
It grows with them and adapts to their walk: the exoskeleton for children can change their lives forever, eliminating disability.
Cave XXL, inflatable tent with exoskeleton for extreme conditions
Tomorrow's "tough" campsite shows its muscles: the inflatable tent becomes more solid with an external exoskeleton (always inflatable).
Cray X, the first exoskeleton to support two different body regions
German Bionic launches the new exoskeleton capable of supporting two body regions, accompanying workers step by step.
Stanford ankle exoskeleton makes walking 40% faster
An exoskeleton developed by Stanford University increases walking speed by 40%. It could make seniors quicker than healthy youngsters.
ArchelisFX, exoskeleton chair for standing
A chair for standing: the consecration of the wearable exoskeleton, useful for many working categories, is also on stage at CES2021
Holotron, the exoskeleton that will make us walk (and run) in virtual reality
Walking in virtual reality is no joke, but Holotron promises to make us really take the first steps as if they were real.
The ankle exoskeleton arrives: it makes running easier
A smaller exoskeleton adapted to the ankle makes running quick and easy: it can be a new means of transport, and an aid to walking.
Japanese seniors use exoskeletons to postpone retirement
They spend a lifetime at work, and when they have to quit it's hard. This is why Japanese elders use exoskeletons trying to postpone retirement.
14 July, French national holiday: the exoskeleton appears at the parade
The photo of the soldier with the exoskeleton is taken from the rehearsals of the military parade on the Champs Élysées which celebrates the French national holiday on July 14th.
Titan Arm, 50 times cheaper: the first real mass exoskeleton was born.
Molluscs of the world, rejoice! The strength of an unyielding beast is now at your disposal thanks to a new exoskeleton model created by a group of university students. The Titan Arm is a multi-award winning project at the "James Dyson Awards", prizes for the most innovative technological achievements which takes the name of its creator and financier (if you don't know him here is something about him). The prototype, developed with the help of the now ubiquitous 3D printers, cost the equivalent of… Read more
Airmarker: the portable balloon that saves your life
The special personal hot air balloon, which stays in the air for 3 days, was born from years of experience in search and rescue missions.
Goodbye muscle injuries? A “gold” gel promises miracles
A hydrogel enhanced with gold nanoparticles could aid in muscle regeneration after serious injuries or injuries
Japan, endless demographic crisis: 800.000 fewer in one year
Japan sees a decline of 800.000 residents in one year, despite a 10% increase in foreign residents. The demographic crisis accelerates.
Hybrid Mobility Robot, a robotic sphere that rolls and flies
From mine inspection to defense: HMR, the versatility champion sphere robot, is here to push the limits.
5 tech trends we should really fear for the foreseeable future
From science fiction to reality is a moment, but it could already be late: here are 5 technological trends that could threaten our future
German Bionic, exoskeletons as light as a feather
They help lift loads, monitor movements and posture, improve safety: the new exoskeletons are increasingly "human-friendly".
