Japan is developing the world's first Cyborg-style robot, a mechanical exoskeleton that detects human bio-electrical signals. Watch this to see it in action
Japan is developing the world’s first Cyborg-style robot, a mechanical exoskeleton that detects human bio-electrical signals. It is designed to help the elderly but in the future it could help workers lift heavy loads and even allow others to control your movements. Watch the video from Bloomberg to see more.
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