Bay Area company unveils exoskeleton to prevent workplace injuries
Powered exoskeletons promise to help people who've lost their mobility walk again. A Bay Area company unveiled a different kind of exoskeleton that could find a home in the workplace.
ByJonathan Bloom
Thursday, November 17, 2016
EMERYVILLE, Calif. (KGO) -- Powered exoskeletons promise to help people who've lost their mobility walk again.
It's a challenge multiple Bay Area companies are working on, but today, one of those companies unveiled a different kind of exoskeleton that could find a home in the workplace. Watch the video above for Jonathan Bloom's full report.