Competing with 30 other teams from 18 universities, the Titan Arm is a wireless, upper body exoskeleton powered by an Intel Atom processor. Described as low-cost, the Titan Arm takes its direction from the wearer’s motion. It can be used for physiotherapy to help restore movement and strength in a damaged arm. Or it can be used to augment strength in a work situation helping the wearer to lift objects as much as 18 kilograms (40 pounds) heavier. Watch the demonstration to see how the arm was designed and how it works.
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