The Indego exoskeleton is a set of motorized robotic leg braces that support and move the legs of people who can’t walk on their own. Parker Hannifin is seeking FDA approval for the device.

An exoskeleton is helping disabled individuals walk again. WSJ's Simon Constable meets with ReWalk CEO Larry Jasinski and U.S. Army Sgt. Terry Hannigan, who regained the ability to walk through ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Spanish company Marsi Bionics has made a robotic exoskeleton for children. It is specifically designed to help children with spinal muscular atrophy. The suit even ...

The device, called WalkON Suit F1, is a powered exoskeleton that enables users to walk, navigate obstacles, and climb stairs.

For four-year-old Max Labelle, the Trexo Robotics exoskeleton was a game changer. It supports his torso and helps him lift ...

Researchers in Zurich, Switzerland have created a flexible exoskeleton suit to help people with severe disabilities and paralysis move freely. Although exoskeleton suits are already available ...

The Trexo walker, a Canadian-made exoskeleton, is helping some children living with mobility issues take their first steps. But the high cost of the cutting-edge technology is keeping it out of reach ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

South Korean researchers have developed a lightweight wearable robot that can walk up to paraplegic users and lock itself ...

The researchers are from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology's (KAIST) Exoskeleton Lab. Kim Seung-hwan, a team member who uses a wheelchair himself, demonstrated ...

Inspired by the film series Iron Man, researchers in South Korea have unveiled a lightweight robotic exoskeleton designed to ...