Episode 19 From EMG to TLVs Picking the Right Occupational Exoskeleton with Dr Jason Gillette
Dr. Sugar and I are proud to be able to share Episode 19 of the Exoskeletons and Wearable Robotics Podcast for ExR's Patreon Supporters! This time, we are lucky to have as a guest Dr. Jason Gillette, who shares his impressions of occupational exoskeletons. His Biomedical Engineering degree, decades of hands-on expertise in ergonomics and multiple industrial exo projects have given him a deep understanding of the field. During this conversation, he is happy to share his observations on evaluating and task-matching industrial exoskeletons and wearable devices. Together, we discuss tools and methodologies for recording and analyzing job sites, from simple phone recording to EMG sensor studies and everything in between. The conversation flows between biomechanics to simple observations, underlyning the importance of understanding objective and subjective data when running pilots.Sample of Dr. Gillette's Work:- Electromyography-based fatigue assessment of an upper body exoskeleton during automotive assembly - Cambridge University Press, 2022- Artificial Intelligence for Injury Prevention (Professional Safety, Dec 2024): https://www.assp.org/docs/default-source/psj-articles/f1butleryounggillette_1224.pdfLinks:Exoskeleton Report: http://exoskeletonreport.comWearable Robotics Association: https://wearablerobotics.comIf you enjoy this content, join the physical revolution on Patreon / exoskeletonreport Special thanks to our Patreon supporters for helping make this episode a reality! Support the show
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Episode 18: Nearly Two Decades of Medical Exoskeleton Trials with Dr. Arun Jayaraman
Welcome to Episode 18 of the Exoskeletons and Wearable Robotics Podcast. We continue our discussion of medical exoskeletons and physical rehabilitation robotics, this time, joined by Dr. Arun Jayaraman, Executive Director, Technology & Innovation Hub (tiHUB) at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. Few people on the planet have more hands-on experience; Arun has tested, evaluated, and implemented more rehabilitation exoskeleton systems than anyone else in the field. For more, please visit: Shirley Ryan AbilityLab: https://www.sralab.orgWearable Robotics Association: https://wearablerobotics.comExoskeleton Report: http://exoskeletonreport.comSpecial thanks to you, our Patreon supporters, for helping make this episode a reality! Please support this podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/exoskeletonreport/membershipSupport the show
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17: From Cool Gadget to ‘Must-Have’: Zen Koh on Making Exoskeletons Mainstream
On Episode 17 of the Exoskeletons and Wearable Robotics podcast, hosts Dr. Thomas Sugar (Wearable Robotics Association) and Bobby Marinov (Exoskeleton Report) are joined by Zen Koh, Founder & CEO of MotusAcademy, and Ambassador at IISART. Zen does a phenomenal job balancing technology with businesses, while sharing his insights on the present and future of rehabilitation robotics technology.Main Topics: Introduction to MotusAcademyHow does one direct more attention towards rehabilitation robotics? Working collaboratively with MotusAcademy Rehab Week - bringing people and organizations together Creating a physical rehabilitation robotics ecosystem Wearable robotics ROI What could be the first application of an exoskeleton that you can't just go without?For more, please visit:MotusAcademy: https://motusacademy.orgIISART: https://iisart.orgExoskeleton Report: http://exoskeletonreport.comWearable Robotics Association: https://wearablerobotics.comIf you enjoy this content, join the physical revolution on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ExoskeletonReport /Special thanks to our Patreon supporters for helping make this episode a reality!Support the show
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Ep 16, EduExo and STEM Education Exoskeletons with Dr Volker Bartenbach - Auxivo
How many students have access to exoskeleton labs or projects, and what are some alternatives? Welcome to Episode 16 of the Exoskeletons and Wearable Robotics Podcast. This time, we discuss EduExo and EduExo Pro (made by Auxivo) with the founder and CEO of Auxivo himself. The EduExo is a commercial product designed to make learning about wearables and wearable robotics easier and more accessible to students and enthusiasts.For more, please visit:Auxivo: https://www.auxivo.comExoskeleton Report: http://exoskeletonreport.comWearable Robotics Association: https://wearablerobotics.comIf you enjoy this content, join the physical revolution on Patreon / exoskeletonreport Special thanks to our Patreon supporters for helping make this episode a reality!Support the show
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Moving Pediatric Exoskeletons Out Of The Research Lab, Dr Zach Lerner, Co-Founder of Biomotum
Welcome to Episode 15 of the Exoskeletons and Wearable Robotics podcast, where we discuss the past, present, and future of technology that moves you. In this edition, we are joined by Dr. Zach Lerner, Associate Professor in Mechanical Engineering at Northern Arizona University. Researcher of rehabilitation robotics and director of the NAU Biomechatronics Laboratory. Zach's love for human mobility began with his status as a world-class climber and a member of the US climbing team; now, he is the CTO and Co-Founder of Biomotum.Main topics:00:00 Introduction.04:19 How did you get started with pediatric exoskeletons?07:23 The multidisciplinary nature of exoskeleton technology.09:53 Who are some of the people in your lab, and how do you form a great team?12:53 Success stories.14:42 People will always have a variety of responses - Discussion.17:23 Bringing the exoskeleton outside of the lab.19:35 The importance of user perception.22:12 How do you see better device adoption?29:21 Where do you see things happening over the next five years?33:16 Clinical vs take-home device research grants.42:15 Innovations and developments in the works.For more, please visit:Biomotum: https://www.biomotum.comExoskeleton Report: http://exoskeletonreport.comWearable Robotics Association: https://wearablerobotics.comIf you enjoy this content, join the physical revolution on Patreon / exoskeletonreport Special thanks to our Patreon supporters for helping make this episode a reality!Support the show
We have gone through a digital revolution and are now on the verge of a physical revolution. Join Borislav "Bobby" Marinov of the Exoskeleton Report and Prof. Thomas "Tom" Sugar of the Wearable Robotics Association as we explore a world of devices that can help you get things done faster and safer. We will cover occupational/industrial, medical, military, and consumer exoskeletons.For more information, visit:Exoskeleton Report: https://exoskeletonreport.com/Wearable Robotics Association: https://wearablerobotics.com/Support this podcast on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/ExoskeletonReport
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