ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. — An unpowered exosuit designed to reduce the physical demands placed on Soldiers is one step closer to adoption after prototypes earned passing grades from more than 100 ...

Soldiers with the 25th Infantry Division conduct training with the Common Robotic System Individual variant. A medium version of the system is under development as part of the Army's robotics strategy ...

An American hero is getting a new lease on life. U.S. Army veteran Richard Neider has regained his ability to walk thanks to new robotic exoskeleton technology. The Arizona vet was paralyzed due to a ...

PHOENIX — Over eight weeks, aerial porters at Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield, California, got a taste of superhuman strength thanks to a device designed by Arizona State University scientists. “I ...

The US Army is looking for both powered and unpowered exoskeleton technologies that can help soldiers better perform combat-related tasks, as well as more repetitive logistic ones, according to a 11 ...

Futuristic military dreams of an Iron Man exoskeleton suit might be giving way for something simpler: a lightweight wearable to help with back pain. The new suit, which weighs just three pounds, is a ...

Taiwan's military has unveiled a powered exoskeleton suit that soldiers could one day use in wartime or during humanitarian missions. The term exoskeleton refers to an external skeleton that supports ...

Iron Man was a character by which its creator explored Cold War themes, particularly the role of American technology and business in the fight against communism. Sure, it later evolved to contemporary ...

Indian Army soldiers wearing a combination of Newndra's JaipurBelt and ArmMax exoskeletons while carrying ammunition and other load. (Newndra Innovations) The Indian military has procured passive ...

Aerial port manager Chief Master Sgt. Sean Storms, foreground, and assistant aerial port manager Senior Master Sgt. Brian Anders, both of the 87th Aerial Port Squadron at Wright-Patterson Air Force ...

An American hero is getting a new lease on life. US Army veteran Richard Neider has regained his ability to walk thanks to new robotic exoskeleton technology. The Arizona vet was paralyzed due to a ...