315K views · 1.7K reactions | These bionic exoskeletons could change the world of work!  | UNILAD Tech | Facebook

Marsi Bionics, a Spanish tech company, has developed the first ever bionic exoskeleton designed exclusively for children. The revolutionary creation is called ATLAS 2030 and offers full bodily support from feet to torso, with an optional head restraint system. With the help of machine learning algorithms, the exoskeleton is able to decipher a subject’s intention to move and immediately translate that into action. | Mashable

Walking in the Ekso Bionics exoskeleton today. As my legs have been showing massive improvements at the moment, we decided to reduce the motors on the exoskeleton to see how much I could do myself. To start we turned the left leg off completely and I was able to bend my leg and step forward however I wasn’t able to stand and straighten it after each step. We then decided to keep both motors on but reducing the amount they were doing until I couldn’t move without them. I was able to get the motor

So in physio last week we decided to alternate turning off each of the legs of the Ekso Bionics exoskeleton to see how much of the step I could do myself. I was able to initiate each step however I needed help to complete the full step. It was a lot of hard work but I was glad to see how much my legs are working themselves! | Jennifer's Journey