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stanford 'exoskeleton' combat boots help people walk and run faster with less effort

Standford university's exoskeleton ‘combat boots’ increase walking speed by applying torque at the ankle & changing calf muscle functions. ....

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New exoskeleton leaves the lab, steps into the real world -- and adapts on the fly

This is science at its finest. ....

Kurt Hickman , Steve Collins , Ava Lakmazaheri , Patrick Slade , Stanford Biomechatronics Laboratory , Biomechatronics Laboratory , Stanford Biomechatronics ,

Stanford researchers create exoskeleton boot to help people walk

People struggling to walk around could greatly benefit from the exoskeleton walking boot as promoted by researchers from Stanford University. ....

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Robot boot takes the weight off for elderly people who struggle to walk

Boot features a motor that works with calf muscles to give the wearer an extra push with every step ....

Steve Collins , Patrick Slade , Stanford Biomechatronics Laboratory , Biomechatronics Laboratory , Stanford University , Scientific Research , Elder Health , World News ,

Stanford's robotic boot gives wearers a personalized mobility boost • TechCrunch

After 20 years of development, Stanford researchers showcase a robotic boot designed to offer personalized mobility to wearers. ....

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