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iirc, they have. i can't find a link on it though. i imagine the problem is cost. handicapped people can afford a wheelchair, but not an exoskeleton.
by noodle 17y ago
iirc, they have. i can't find a link on it though.
i imagine the problem is cost. handicapped people can afford a wheelchair, but not an exoskeleton.
- tocomment 17y agoI wonder why it should be more expensive than a motorized wheelchair?
- noodle 17y agoi imagine the engineering backing it. wheelchair is wheels on a chair. we've got the wheels-powered-by-a-motor technology down. exoskeleton is full of more intricately complex systems (assuming we're talking about the same thing here)