Hyundai's wearable robot that it claims will let paraplegics walk again was showcased at CES Wednesday. Called H-MEX, or Hyundai Medical Exoskeleton, the technology is designed for people with lower spinal cord injuries, giving them the ability to move around freely. Hyundai has two other wearable robots in the works — one designed to assist people with severely limited mobility, and another which provides upper body support for manual labourers.
Hyundai's wearable robot that it claims will let paraplegics walk again was showcased at CES 2017. Called H-MEX, or Hyundai Medical Exoskeleton, the technology is designed for people with lower spinal cord injuries, giving them the ability to move around freely. Hyundai has two other wearable robots in the works — one designed to assist people with severely limited mobility, and another which provides upper body support for manual labourers.