EVO from Ekso Bionics applies customer lessons to upper-body exoskeleton

EVO Ekso

Source: Ekso Bionics

Ekso Bionics Holdings Inc. today announced EVO, an upper-body exoskeleton designed to assist human workers with repetitive tasks. The Richmond, Calif.-based company said the wearable robot builds on its EksoVest technology.

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