Exoskeletons Approved for Military Use in a Warehouse Setting

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The unpowered exosuit design, called SABER, addresses needs identified by the Soldiers, such as aiding strenuous lifting tasks like ammunition resupply and reducing injury and fatigue, critical to readiness over sustained periods. (U.S. Army phot by Larry McCormack) (source:https://www.army.mil/article/259429/army_academia_collaborate_on_exoskeleton_to_reduce_soldier_injuries)
The unpowered exosuit design, called SABER, addresses needs identified by the Soldiers, such as aiding strenuous lifting tasks like ammunition resupply and reducing injury and fatigue, critical to readiness over sustained periods. (U.S. Army phot by Larry McCormack) (source:https://www.army.mil/article/259429/army_academia_collaborate_on_exoskeleton_to_reduce_soldier_injuries)

Posted on May 25, 2023 | Completed on October 20, 2022 | By: Deanna Milonas

Can you provide a listing of current exoskeletons approved for military use in a warehouse setting?

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