A bunch of companies are working on wearable robots that give workers superhuman powers or help people with mobility issues live in a more independent fashion. Hyundai Motor’s advanced wearable robots can assist paraplegics and the elderly. The H-MEX is designed for patients with lower spinal cord injuries, giving them back the ability to walk. It consists of a “wireless clutch with on-board motion control system.”
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The HUMA exoskeleton provides assistance to people with limited muscular power. It can support up to 40kg of user’s weight and move at speed up to 12km/h. Both are powered by removable and rechargeable battery packs.
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