MATLAB unboxed: Autonomous Exoskeleton Takes Its First Steps
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In this episode of MATLAB Unboxed,
Marco Roggero explores the development of an autonomous pediatric exoskeleton designed to help children with mobility impairments walk. Discover how
engineers used MATLAB and Simulink to accelerate the design and testing process, and learn about the transformative potential of this technology in
physical therapy. Visit mathworks.com for more details, images, and videos.
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