Vilje Bionics in Norway has developed the world's first full-arm exoskeleton, Vilpower, to help stroke victims regain arm movement and independence by amplifying tiny residual movements, with plans for commercial release in 2026.
Nike's Project Amplify introduces futuristic robotic shoes with an exoskeleton that provides assistance during walking and running, aiming to reduce bodily stress and enhance performance, with potential applications in accessibility, rehabilitation, and athletics. The prototype is fun and effective, though still in development, with plans possibly aligned with the 2028 Olympics.
Nike has unveiled 'Project Amplify,' a powered exoskeleton sneaker designed to enhance leg performance with a motor and battery, aiming to revolutionize running and walking, though its mainstream adoption remains uncertain.
The article discusses Robohiker, an exoskeleton designed to enhance hiking by allowing users to go further and faster, showcasing advancements in wearable technology for outdoor activities.
The article highlights three key innovations in medical technology: a cancer vaccine, an Alzheimer's blood test, and a life-changing exoskeleton, emphasizing their potential to advance healthcare and economic prosperity.