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A soft wearable robot (WeaRo) for manual handling tasks designed by Yonsei University. The ATSA acts as a muscle that provides assistive forces to the lumbar (stage 1) and arm (stage 2) with a single electric motor within the actuation unit.

This Lightweight Robot Suit Cuts Muscle Strain by 30% During Heavy Lifting

Kitchen counter

Doctors call for ban on kitchen counter material

Taza Aya’s Worker Wearable Protection device keeps airborne virus particles from reaching a workers mouth and nose with an air curtain. That air is pre-treated to kill any viruses. Image credit: Jeremy Little, Michigan Engineering

Invisible Air Shield Blocks 99.8% of Airborne Pathogens

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