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Project March-A professional exoskeleton team
Project March--a student team of the TU Delft which is involved in the development of a user-friendly and versatile exoskeleton, a motorized robotic suit, that can be used to get people with a spinal cord injury to stand up and walk again. The vision of Project March is to improve the quality of life of people with a spinal cord injury through technology. The secret of Project March to make people with paraplegia stand up and walk again is that the motorized robotic suit was integrated with U8 Lite motor perfectly.
Project March-A professional exoskeleton team!
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