Abstract: To this point, available exoskeletons for industrial applications still lack a broad acceptance by the users on the shop floor, allegedly due to discomfort and restraining of movements.

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The main contributions of this article are the developments of a controllable magnetorheological fluid (MRF) exoskeleton and a fast-response magnetorheological elastomer-SMA artificial muscle as ...

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