Exoskeletons don't come cheap and they're not one size fits all, making them a daunting prospect for the average buyer. But, some companies are working towards changing that. In December, Hyundai ...

Canadian robotics company Bionik Laboratories has demonstrated a prototype of its Arke lower-body exoskeleton that can be controlled via Amazon’s voice assistant, Alexa. In normal usage, the Arke is ...

is a senior reporter who has covered AI, robotics, and more for eight years at The Verge. Amazon’s Alexa is available on a lot of devices, from lamps to alarm clocks to fridges. But robotics company ...

Human-robot integration can be a beautiful thing. While the first thought that comes to mind for most is TV’s Six Million Dollar Man or video games’ Deus Ex series, there are many other passive ...

Robotics company, Bionik Laboratories, has integrated Amazon’s Echo and Alexa into its ARKE exoskeleton in an effort to help individuals with lower body disabilities move around with ease by just ...

The ARKE lower body exoskeleton by Bionik Laboratories. (Bionik Photo) It’s one thing to be wowed by Amazon’s Alexa and her ability to turn off Katy Perry, or turn on the lights. But what if the voice ...

It’s one thing to be wowed by Amazon’s Alexa and her ability to turn off Katy Perry, or turn on the lights. But what if the voice-activated artificial intelligence could help control a robotic device ...

Exoskeletons are emerging as a powerful ergonomics tool, but questions remain about fit, task matching, worker acceptance, and long-term impact. Here’s what safety leaders should weigh before adopting ...

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