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This Lightweight Exoskeleton Will Let You Run 10% Faster [VIDEO]
Jason Kerestes co developed the AirLegs exoskeleton with the support from DARPA. The machine is pretty small and it is worn on the back. It also gives the wearer superhuman abilities - it decreases the metabolic cost of walking and running by about ...
Guy Makes Home-Built Elysium Exoskeleton. Lifts 170 Pounds Easily [VIDEO]
Exoskeletons are the next evolution of human strength. Pneumatic-powered cyborg arms will let you do the things that were impossible without the help of a few or more. This guy created his own version. YouTuber The Hacksmith has been working on his ...
A Mind-Controlled Cyborg Leg Made The World Cup's First Kick [VIDEO]
The World Cup just had its first kick and it was done by the most advanced mind-controlled exoskeleton in the world. It came from the cyborg like toes of someone who is paralyzed from waist down. The Walk Again Project's exoskeleton is a thought-p...
After 22 Years, Woman Uses a 3D Printed Exoskeleton to Walk Again [VIDEO]
Amanda Boxtel was involved in a skiing accident that left her paralyzed from the waist down in 1992. Doctors told Amanda she would never walk again. This week, she took her first steps, with the help of the world's first 3D printed exoskeleton. Am...
Panasonic Has an Affordable Power Loader Exoskeleton to Give You That Extra Strength [VIDEO]
Panasonic's robotic division Activelink is going to introduce two powered exoskeleton suits that are inspired by the Caterpillar P-5000 Work Loader from the movie. The loader can handle about 120 pounds and is designed to give people extra strength...
Teenager With Mind-Controlled Exoskeleton Will Kick Off 2014's Soccer World Cup
The person to take the first kick of the 2014 Football World Cup in Brazil will be a teenager, who's paralyzed waist down. He'll be using the world's most advanced mind-controlled exoskeleton to get things on its way. The project is called Walk Agai...
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