This document discusses exoskeletons, including what they are, types of powered exoskeletons such as HAL, HULC, and ReWalk, details about the HULC exoskeleton, and the future of exoskeletons with more efficient energy sources and use replacing wheelchairs.

2.  Exoskeleton - What and Why?
Types of powered Exoskeletons
Human Universal Load Carrier(HULC)
 The future of Exoskeletons

3. Exoskeleton - What and Why?
Mobile machine
Outer framework
Powered system

4. Types of powered exoskeletons
1. HAL - "Hybrid Assistive Limb "
2. HULC - " Human Universal Load
Carrier"
3. Cyberdyne's HAL 5
4. ReWalk

5. Human Universal Load
Carrier(HULC)
Weight: 53 lbs (24 kg )
Speed: 10 miles per hour
Load Carriage: Up to 200 lb
Power: Lithium polymer batteries

7. The Future of Exoskeletons
Energy-dense power
 More efficiently
 Replaces wheelchairs

8.  Exoskeleton - What and Why?
Mobile machine consisting of an outer framework
and a powered system.
Types of powered Exoskeletons
HAL. HULC. Cyberdyne's HAL 5. ReWalk
Human Universal Load Carrier(HULC)
Battery powered, lower extremity exoskeleton
 The future of Exoskeletons
More efficiently. Replaces wheelchairs.Energy-dense
power

9. “Powered exoskeleton”