Robot venture company develops wearable supporting device

Robot venture company develops wearable supporting device

TOKYO, Japan - An employee of Panasonic Corp.'s subsidiary Activelink Co. demonstrates an "Assist Suit" device, a wearable unit to reduce a burden on the back when lifting a heavy load, at a press conference in Tokyo on Sept. 11, 2014. Its launch is scheduled for 2015.

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