From science fiction dreams to real-world breakthroughs, powered exoskeletons are transforming how humans move, work, and heal. All Things A Guide to Exoskeleton Technology is the definitive introduction to this rapidly evolving field, designed for anyone curious about the future of wearable robotics.
This book takes readers inside the fundamentals of exoskeleton design and operation, explaining how biomechanics, sensors, actuators, and control systems come together to augment human ability. With clear explanations and engaging examples, it explores the different types of exoskeletons—from military load-bearing suits to industrial wearables that reduce worker fatigue, to medical devices that restore mobility after injury or paralysis.
Readers will history and evolution of exoskeleton technologyThe science of human movement and how exoskeletons interface with the bodyKey components that power and controlthese systemsCurrent applications in healthcare, industry, and defenseFuture trends in materials, AI integration, and human-robot collaboration Accessible yet comprehensive, this guide is perfect for students, engineers, healthcare professionals, or enthusiasts who want to understand how exoskeletons are reshaping human potential.
Whether you’re fascinated by robotics, passionate about assistive technology, or simply curious about the machines that are redefining our limits, All Things Exoskeletons offers the knowledge and insight to help you grasp the exciting world of wearable robotics.