The HULC exoskeleton from Lockheed Martin transfers loads to the ground through powered titanium legs -- giving soldier's super-human strength. And the army is eager for it.

Lockheed Martin has been developing exoskeleton technology for the past five years. Its other exoskeleton, the HULC, is hydraulic-powered and can support up to 200 pounds.

An exoskeleton with assistance and workout modes that makes running, especially uphill, a whole lot easier.

Lockheed Martin has been developing exoskeleton technology for the past five years. Its other exoskeleton, the HULC, is hydraulic-powered and can support up to 200 pounds.

German Bionic has unveiled its latest wearable exoskeleton — and it comes equipped with an AI brain.

Ready to step into the future of wearable technology? We took the new Hypershell exoskeleton for a test ride in Times Square, and have thoughts. Read our full Hypershell review for the details.

Lockheed Martin The Hulc is a hydraulic exoskeleton enabling soldiers to carry weights of around 90kg in the field ...

Lightening the load: AI helps exoskeleton work with different strides A model trained in a virtual environment does remarkably well in the real world.

An out-of-warranty battery almost left this paralyzed man’s exoskeleton useless Ditching a $100K medical device for a small wiring issue doesn’t make sense to us, but its manufacturer would ...

An exoskeleton that uses machine learning to adapt to its wearers’ gait could help make it easier for people with limited mobility to walk. The exoskeleton, which resembles a motorized boot, is ...

LAS VEGAS -- Standing silently on the CES floor, a giant Prosthesis exoskeleton is coiled, ready for action. But there's no pilot and, at 14 feet tall and 7,000 pounds, Furrion Robotic's racing ...

Lockheed Martin The Hulc is a hydraulic exoskeleton enabling soldiers to carry weights of around 90kg in the field ...