Load carriage exoskeleton shows reduced metabolic cost in march trial
A university research group reported that a passive load-carriage exoskeleton lowered the metabolic cost of a loaded march in a small controlled trial, with no increase in reported joint discomfort. The result is early but points at a plausible injury-reduction route for dismounted movement.
src: university human performance lab · pub: 20 Jul 26
score: 7.9 · classifier: Applied human-performance research with a measured, relevant safety outcome.