US Army Reaches Out to Industry for Powered Knee Exoskeleton
The US Army is looking for a potential manufacturer of a powered robotic exoskeleton capable of protecting the knees of warfighters.
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The US Army is looking for a potential manufacturer of a powered robotic exoskeleton capable of protecting the knees of warfighters.
Short interview between Electronics Weekly and Kieran Neale about Kontakt chemie. The electronic maintenance brand of CRC industries. http://www.kontaktchemie.com/
Captain derek herrera, in the wheelchair. his 4-year-old twins watching. >> whoa! >> they watch as their father stands up for the first time, he does it in front of them. >> dad, you're tall! you're walking! >> yeah! >> hudson and hunter amazed. >> are you walking? >> i'm about to. what do you think? >> tall! >> we have followed captain herrera for years. leading his team 0 patrol in afghanistan, he was shot by a sniper in 2012. paralyzed from the chest down. afterward, the grueling recovery. the rehab. and that moment at bob woodruff's standup for heroes when captain herrera was about to walk...
Odd Magne Vea, CSO for RamBase Cloud ERP, talks about trends in the ERP market and how RamBase represents the smart choice for manufacturing and wholesale companies within medium sized businesses. https://www.rambase.com/ Video: emap, David Berman
Electronics Weekly talks with Radoslaw Kotewicz - IoT Sales and Consulting Director at Comarch - about IoT standards, professional services, and the expertise and skill set of Comarch, including its IoT R&D facility, and its cutting edge work, for example a project involving time sensitive networking protocols and device synchronisation... Video: Ash Marshall, Emap.