The future is already among us: an autonomous exoskeleton

Category: Beautiful and amazing, PEGI 0+

25 December 2023

French startup Wandercraft introduced the Atalante autonomous exoskeleton, which allows disabled people to walk, squat and even climb stairs.

The Atalante exoskeleton consists of two frames that are attached to the user's body. The frames are equipped with electric motors that help the user make movements. The exoskeleton is also equipped with sensors that monitor the user's body position and ensure his safety.

Atalante can be used by people with various musculoskeletal disorders. The exoskeleton allows users to walk at speeds of up to 6 km/h and climb stairs up to 30 cm high.

Atalante is currently undergoing clinical trials. The startup plans to begin selling the exoskeleton in 2024.

Here are some key features of the Atalante exoskeleton:

Autonomy: Atalante is powered by a battery that provides up to 6 hours of battery life.

Safety: The exoskeleton is equipped with sensors that monitor the user’s body position and ensure his safety.

Ease of use: Atalante is easy to use and does not require special training.

Atalante could be a revolutionary product that will enable people with disabilities to live more active and independent lives.

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Георгий

Вот куда должно направлять работу мозга человека!😉
А не на войну😠

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serjolisencos

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26 December 2023

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Георгий,Хах! Экзоскелеты разрабатываются в первую очередь для военных целей. Чтобы сделать солдат более быстрыми, сильными и выносливыми. И образцы по-лучше этого были уже лет 20 назад.
А это мелкая кость с барского стола.

Nejas

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Повноцінні екзоскелети дедалі ближче. Там не тільки іновалідам неймовірна підмога, а й звичайній людині, яка працює на виробництвах і в подібних місцях. Прототипів вже повно, але маю на увазі компактні та максимально зручні.