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03.11.2025

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Research on Human-Centred Exosuit Technology Highlighted in Börsen-Zeitung

MCML Research About Wearable Robotics

LMU and Harvard researchers outline a new approach to smarter and safer wearable technology. Their latest method not only optimizes complex decisions—like how an exosuit should assist a worker during heavy lifting—but also explains why those decisions are made. By making AI’s reasoning transparent and inviting human expertise into the loop, this collaboration aims to achieve better outcomes. The project was carried out in cooperation with the Harvard Biodesign Lab, which provided real data on a new generation of exosuits.

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