Titan Arm, a prototype powered upper-body exoskeleton, has just won the 2013 James Dyson Award for design and engineering. 3D-printed £1,200 exoskeleton Titan Arm wins Dyson award - CNET X ...

From a field of extremely promising inventions by young designers and engineers, a winner has been chosen for the £30,000 James Dyson Award: the Titan Arm, a low-cost upper-body exoskeleton that ...

The students plan to refine their design with the prize money ($45,000), 3D print strategic parts, and open source Titan Arm’s plans to the research and maker community. Eventually, they hope to sell ...

University of Pennsylvania students develop upper-body exoskeleton. The invention can lift 40 lbs and be used for physical rehabilitation. The Titan Arm won the Cornell Cup for Innovation ...

The creators of the $100 exoskeleton arm explain more about the design and its development. We are developing a relatively cheap, simple and yet powerful exo-arm design that will allow for a easy ...

Army Sgt. Michael Zamora uses a prototype Third Arm exoskeleton to easily aim an 18-pound M249 light machine gun during testing at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, March 14, 2018.U.S. Army ...

3D Designer, Bartłomiej Gaczorek paired up with Sinterit to produce a 3D-printed arm exoskeleton that would assist kids with spinal muscular atrophy. A child living in Poland was the recipient of ...

The design process includes quite a bit of math, ... In a similar vein, perhaps the techniques used in this powered exoskeleton arm on a budget could be used to power the 3X0?

Exoskeletons consist of a spring-loaded arm, such as the zeroG mechanical arm that supports a heavy tool on one end and is connected to a lower body exoskeleton and a counterweight. The heavy tool ...

Army researcher Dan Baechle (right) briefs Sgt. Michael Zamora on how to use the Third Arm exoskeleton device US Army/Conrad Johnson "We've actually tested it with the M249 and M240B machines guns ...