The Exoskeleton Report newsletter for March 27, 2025 celebrated the Exoskeletons and Wearable Robotics Podcast reaching 1,000 audio downloads and 1,300 YouTube views. The newsletter also featured new research on back-support exoskeletons, an interview on Safetytech Accelerator, and upcoming events like WearRAcon Europe 2025. The breadth and depth of innovation in the exoskeleton community were showcased through open job opportunities, podcasts, DIY projects, and ongoing research in military, medical, and industrial fields.
Highlights from the newsletter included the development of a novel metric to quantify neural adaptation in passive back exoskeleton use, research showing how exoskeletons can reduce muscle demand and increase endurance for bending tasks, and a study on reducing ergonomic risks during manhole cover removal using passive exoskeletons and tools.
The newsletter also featured updates on the Centaur Exoskeleton’s evaluation by Zuyd University and the Dutch Ministry of Defense, Project MARCH X’s 10th exoskeleton design by students at TU Delft, and a paper exploring an adjustable powered exoskeleton design with y-axis adjustments for improved comfort and fit.
Additionally, the newsletter included a DIY project spotlight on inventor Santiago Del Solar’s human-powered exoskeleton, the EXO-Ranger, and the season finale of Humotech’s podcast discussing user-centric testing for wearable devices. Job opportunities in the exoskeleton field were also highlighted in the newsletter.
Overall, the newsletter showcased the ongoing advancements and collaborations within the exoskeleton community, with a focus on innovation, research, and community support.
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