Raytheon Sees Logistics Role For Powered Exoskeleton
Credit: Raytheon
Powered exoskeletons that enable ground crews to load and unload transports, or arm combat aircraft with missiles and bombs, unaided by bulky ground equipment, could be one of the first of a new breed of systems that augment human performance. Raytheon is demonstrating a second-generation...
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