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“Thinking about ways to help a person move better ignites a cascade of words and feelings. This is how inspiration leads to research to standards to realization.”
~Dr. Bill Billotte
October
Exoskeleton Report weekly eMagazine, Issue No. 4
September
Making Exo Technology Information More Accessible: Exoskeleton Report E-Magazine Vol 1 Issue 1
August
ASTM International and UCLan Conduct Inaugural 2023 Exo Games
March
ASTM International Exo Technology Center of Excellence Publishes Second Annual Report
February
ASTM International to Sponsor Exo Games, a Student Innovation Initiative
2022
February
2021
December
The Past, Present and Future of Exoskeletons (Open Event on December 8th)
ASTM International Exo Technology Center of Excellence Debuts Inaugural Annual Report
Exoskeleton Standards Come to the Medical Field
September
Man with Knee Problems Turns into Superman After Wearing a Powered Exoskeleton
June
MS: How a robotic exoskeleton could aid treatment
May
Back on their feet: Robotic legs help disabled, injured walk again at Asheville rehab company
April
ASTM International and HFES Announce Cooperative Agreement for Exoskeletons
February
New Exoskeleton Standard Establishes Ergonomic Parameters
2020
October
ASTM International Exo Technology Center of Excellence to Host Virtual Panel Discussion on PPE
June
Tendo AB: “This is the first exoskeleton that makes sense”
April
How do Exoskeletons impact the Workplace?
Wearable Device Preserving the Operators’ Health During Assembly Operations
Military budget shows plans for a power exoskeleton
Motor-powered ankle exoskeleton could make running easier, faster
Bike-inspired exoskeleton could allow humans to run 50 percent faster
March
Exo Technology Center of Excellence Launches Research to Standards Funding Round Totaling $102K
January
Industrial Exoskeletons Unlikely To Weaken Workers, Says Vanderbilt University Expert
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