Robotic exoskeletons: The key to human superpowers
From: Embedded Computing Design - 11/03/2017
By: Rudy Ramos

How we could use robotic exoskeletons

Another life-changing use case would be to use a robotic exoskeleton to
enable an injured or paralyzed person to regain some degree of movement.
Using intelligent control systems, the exoskeleton could learn how to
autonomously perform certain actions from the human operator. Even walking
and running could be partially autonomous, meaning the human needn’t control
specific low-level movements.

Researchers are also examining how we could use brainwaves to control robotic
movements. Combine this with deep learning algorithms and autonomous control,
and you could create extremely high levels of brain-powered operator control.
Granted, we're not there yet, but this exciting possibility showcases just
how transformational robotic exoskeletons could be to humanity.

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