Person wearing a MYONEX LAB artificial muscle exoskeleton

Exoskeletons

Wearable muscle systems for human augmentation and mobility.

MYONEX LAB artificial muscles deliver lightweight, adaptive assistance that enhances strength, reduces fatigue, and supports more natural movement—in any environment.

Why it matters

Soft actuators that move with the wearer.

Human-friendly assistance

Support timed with natural motion for comfort over long wear sessions.

Low-weight structure

Lightweight modules cut bulk while keeping usable force at the joint.

Adaptive support

Assistance that can change with activity, posture, and user intent.

Embedded feedback

Integrated sensing for real-time control and clearer performance data.

Technology in exoskeletons

Artificial muscle exoskeletons, module by module.

Modular artificial muscles are researched as soft actuators for wearable robotics — to add force and endurance without a heavy motor stack at every joint.

Soft power delivery

Smooth, quiet force from the fiber — closer to muscle than to a geared motor.

Modular wearability

Scalable modules that can sit in ergonomic frames with serviceable swap-outs.

Real-time feedback

Sensing and control that adjust support as the wearer moves.

Applications

Where soft actuators for exoskeletons apply.

Clinician assisting a patient in a rehabilitation exoskeleton

Medical Rehabilitation

Adaptive assistance researched for recovery programs that need controlled, yielding support.

Worker wearing an industrial exosuit

Industrial Exosuits

Ergonomic support for lifting, overhead work, and repetitive tasks — still at the research stage.

Person walking with a mobility exoskeleton

Mobility Assistance

Enable greater independence for individuals with mobility challenges in daily life.

Athlete using an endurance exoskeleton in the mountains

Endurance Augmentation

Extend human potential with lightweight support that delays fatigue and improves performance.

Build the future together

Partner on wearable robotics actuators.

We work with healthcare, industrial, and robotics teams exploring artificial muscle exoskeletons and soft wearable actuators.

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