Among them is a team of scientists at Harvard's Wyss Institute that has just presented its latest creation, a fully wearable soft exosuit that automatically tweaks its level of assistance on the ...

Exosuit helps you lift heavy loads By Laura Geggel , Senior Writer LiveScience Published May 16, 2016 7:00am EDT | Updated May 16, 2016 5:37am EDT ...

The Exosuit weighs in between 500 – 600 lb (227 - 272 kg), depending on suit configuration. The exterior is made of A536 aluminum alloy and features pincer-like appendages located at the end of ...

Researchers have developed a new approach in which robotic exosuit assistance can be calibrated to an individual and adapt to a variety of real-world walking tasks in a matter of seconds. The ...

Muscle–machine coordination: Ultrasound imaging of muscle dynamics allows a robotic exosuit to be calibrated to an individual and adapt to a variety of real-world walking tasks. (Courtesy: Biodesign ...

Wyss has actually been working on the Soft Exosuit for years, but now DARPA has granted it a $2.9 million funding under its Warrior Web program to further its development.

A research team at Seoul National University, led by Professor Yong-Lae Park, has taken a major step in workplace safety with the development of the Bilateral Back Extensor Exosuit (BBEX). This ...

A new lightweight exosuit designed to reduce injuries among troops is now one step closer to being adopted by the Army. The unpowered, prototype suit, which could give Marvel’s Tony Stark a run ...

Exosuit is 15 years in the making, says Michael Lombardi, the museum's diving safety officer. The suit itself costs $600,000, and that total doubles when you include all the support equipment.

A soft robotic exosuit "could help athletes run faster and farther" than ever before, said George Dvorsky at Gizmodo. Researchers at Harvard have designed a lightweight, wearable device that ...