Exoskeletons
Industrial and rehabilitation exoskeletons — safety, payback, and fit.
The exoskeleton vendor RFP: questions and red flags
Most exoskeleton RFPs focus on spec sheets. The questions that protect you are about fit programs, hygiene, evidence, regulatory clearance, and what happens whe…
A 90-day deployment playbook for industrial exoskeleton programs
A 90-day structured deployment — with ergonomics baseline, task selection, worker fit, hygiene protocol, and measurement — is what separates programs that scale…
Exoskeleton decision framework: passive vs. powered, industrial vs. medical
The exoskeleton market spans four device architectures, two primary buyer types, and dozens of body-region configurations. This framework maps the decision tree…
Medical and rehabilitation exoskeleton economics
Rehab exoskeletons cost more and reimburse less than most clinic directors expect. A clear-eyed look at throughput math, payer landscape, and the questions to a…
The real cost and payback of an industrial exoskeleton program
Purchase price is the smallest line on the real cost sheet. Here is how to model total cost of ownership — devices, fit, hygiene, training, replacement — agains…
Why exoskeleton pilots fail to stick
Most exoskeleton programs end with devices on a shelf. Understanding the real failure modes — task mismatch, fit failure, and adoption debt — is where a durable…