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Paralyzed man breaks world record for finishing a marathon in an exoskeleton suit By Alaa Elassar

10 February 2020

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In December 2005, Gorlitsky was in a car accident that left him paralyzed from a severe spinal cord injury. His doctors thought he would never be able to walk again. But after 10 years, Gorlitsky was able to stand up…

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You’ll see a whole bunch of people wearing robots at work in 2018 By Greg Nichols

2 January 2018

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Most major developers of powered exoskeleton suits have now adapted technology originally conceived for mobility to industrial applications. Sarcos is now bringing two exoskeletons to market that have a good shot at being the first blockbuster powered industrial exoskeletons, the Guardian…

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Paralyzed man breaks world record for finishing a marathon in an exoskeleton suit By Alaa Elassar

You’ll see a whole bunch of people wearing robots at work in 2018 By Greg Nichols