Exoskeleton suits turn car factory workers into Human Robots

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Exoskeleton suits turn car factory workers into Human Robots

Technology being explored by firms including Hyundai, Ford, and General Motors

Published: October 19, 2020 19:10 Compiled by Sony Thomas, wheels Editor, from Bloomberg

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auto robot — Wearable technology is taking on a different meaning in the world of automobiles. As employees age and younger people shun the idea of working on a factory production line, car companies are looking at ways to lighten the load. High-tech exoskeletons are being explored by firms including Hyundai Motor Co., Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Co. Image Credit: Bloomberg

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auto robots — The technology, initially developed to help people who had lost the ability to walk or stand on their own, eases fatigue and helps prevent injury. It's particularly useful for repetitive processes that can't be automated even as robotics makes big inroads into the sector. Image Credit: Bloomberg

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