Powered Exoskeleton Helps Amputees Walk with Less Effort
The device uses motors, microprocessors and algorithms, much like an e-bike helps riders pedal uphill.
Source: manufacturing.net
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The device uses motors, microprocessors and algorithms, much like an e-bike helps riders pedal uphill.
The E-Bike of exoskeletons is making great strides at the University of Utah’s Bionic Engineering Lab.
The powerful exoskeleton, which wraps around the wearer's waist and leg, was developed by a team of engineers at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.