Exoskeleton Report

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World leaders standing before real and practical #exoskeleton devices is encouraging!

🎙️ New Episode Alert: "Championing Wearable Robotics: Frank Perspectives from an Exo Evangelist" In Season 2, Episode 3 of The Human Part of Humotech, Dr. Josh Caputo sits down with Borislav Marinov (Bobby), a leading voice in exoskeleton and wearable robotics innovation. 🤖 Here’s what you can expect: Bobby’s Journey: From a robotics background to becoming an exo evangelist. User-Centered Design: Why user experience is critical for wearable robotics. Broadening Accessibility: Making exoskeletons work for diverse demographics. Global Market Insights: The role of distributors and international collaboration. Community Engagement: Driving innovation through shared goals and dialogue. This episode is packed with insights into the future of mobility and the people working to make it more accessible. 🌍 📺Watch now to learn how the exoskeleton industry is evolving and what it takes to champion transformative technology: https://buff.ly/3WQHJZl You can also listen in on... YouTube > https://buff.ly/3WQHJZl iHeartRadio > https://buff.ly/4gApm1P Spotify > https://buff.ly/41aRqEg Apple Podcast > https://buff.ly/4gIk44w Castbox > https://buff.ly/3Etj5rt Amazon Music > https://buff.ly/4aUI8zG #WearableRobotics #ExoskeletonTechnology #Innovation #MobilityTech #Podcast  Exoskeleton Report | ASTM Exo Technology Center of Excellence | Forbes.com

Having lived through a digital revolution, I believe that it is time for humanity to go through a physical one next. I had the privilege of being on the Humotech technology podcast and having a simple conversation about the ups and downs of #exoskeleton technology. Wishing for a better tomorrow doesn't make it so; we have a long path ahead of us before these inventions are on the hands (and legs) of those who can benefit from using them the most...

Practical #exoskeleton technology for film and television doesn't have to be limited just to camera-holders.

Hi everyone! I recently graduated with a master’s degree in civil engineering and I’m looking for a job in Montréal. I have 5 years of experience as a research assistant, working in the areas of construction, energy, exoskeletons, and wearable technology. I’m looking for entry level positions in these fields and I'm especially interested in roles that involve research and product development, where I can apply my skills and keep learning. If you know about an opportunity, have a connection with someone in the industry, or would just like to share some advice, I would love to talk! Please feel free to reach out or to share this post. #JobSearch #EngineeringJobs #MontrealJobs #Montreal #CivilEngineering #ResearchAndDevelopment #Exoskeletons #WearableTech 

✍🏽 Since starting a science/tech blog (daily posts on LinkedIn), I've written 631 posts comprising 117,830 words. It's the equivalent of 235 single-spaced pages of content over the last 2 years. It's a lot to comb through, so... 📑 I recently added Collections of posts to the site to make it easier to find some commonly discussed exo topics. 💡 Each Collection is a handful of posts related to frequently asked questions (FAQ) about #exoskeletons and #exosuits. 🎯 Collections provide simple explanations, summaries of lab and field research, introductions, insights, lessons, and advice based on my 18 years of R&D experience with #biomechanics, #ergonomics, and #wearabletech. ✅ I started with 8 Collections addressing: 1. Exos 101 2. Rigid vs. Soft Exos 3. Back Exos vs. Back Belts 4. Powered vs. Passive Exos 5. Exo Myths and Misconceptions 6. Exo Effects on Spine Compression 7. Longitudinal Data on Exos 8. Biomechanics of Exos 🚀 But 10 FAQs feels like such a nice round number, so I'd like to add a couple more Collections. 🤨 What other FAQs should have their own Collections on my blog? Drop your suggestions in the comments, or go peruse the current Collections on my TypeShare site below.

Have you seen the new article by Alfred Poor, “Why Farmers Don’t Use Exoskeletons,” which delves into the challenges and opportunities surrounding the use of exoskeletons in agriculture. This article shares a few of the reasons why this proven technology has not yet seen widespread adoption among the agricultural industry. Having the opportunity to use exoskeletons on my own small farm, I enjoyed sharing my firsthand experiences with Alfred. From enhancing safety to increasing efficiency, the benefits are clear, though the path to widespread adoption is still being paved. It was also a pleasure to see insights from Karl Zelik in the article, further enriching the discussion about the potential benefits of exoskeletons. If you’re interested in exploring how exoskeletons can benefit your organization, connect with us at Evolving Innovation. Matthew and I are here to help you determine if exoskeletons are the right fit for your organization. Link to the article: https://lnkd.in/gNShuz-t

A take on increasing the classroom readiness EduExo Pro STEM kit with an open source package that: - changes the power from AA batteries to a 2-cell Li-Polymer (LIPO) battery to increase the #exoskeleton power and allow for USB recharging - new graphical user interface - threshold-based control system The paper includes all the information and a link to the GitHub library. Thank you for making this open-source!