Wearable Robotics

Wearable robotics are devices designed to assist or augment human movement by integrating with the body. They often take the form of exoskeletons or smart suits that support muscles, improve strength, or enhance endurance. These devices interface with the wearer’s body through sensors and motors, providing real-time assistance during tasks like lifting, walking, or rehabilitation. Wearable robotics can benefit workers, athletes, and patients by reducing fatigue, preventing injury, or aiding recovery, making physical activities safer and more efficient. They represent a blend of robotics, biomechanics, and wearable technology aimed at complementing human capabilities.