Robotic exoskeletons that artificially augment puny human muscles have been in development for years, but we're yet to see any of them really take off. Panasonic is still betting on its own solution, ...

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Most tech-fanatics like to see Hollywood ideas realised, and though we're still waiting for Minority Report computer interfaces and Star Trek holodecks, it looks as though the wait for Aliens' Power ...

Perfect for the Sigourney Weaver cosplayers among you, Activelink have unveiled their "Power Loader" exoskeleton. The Japanese Panasonic subsidiary's "dual-arm power amplification robot" has a full 18 ...

Science-fiction is well on the way to becoming science fact with engineers from Activelink, a Kyoto-based subsidiary of Panasonic, developing an exoskeleton suit inspired by the "Power Loader" suit ...

Japanese robotics company Activelink—a subsidiary of Panasonic—has developed a new robotic exoskeleton that is sure to please fans of James Cameron and Warrant Officer Ellen Ripley. Taking inspiration ...

While Cyberdyne plans to outfit our military personnel in exosuits straight out of Iron Man, Activelink draws its exosuit inspiration from Aliens, creating an actual ...

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If you’ve ever seen the science-fiction classic “Aliens,” you might wonder when powered exoskeleton suits will help us do battle against nasty extraterrestrials. A Panasonic group company is building ...