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July 12, 2013

Dr. Gregory Sawicki demonstrates some of the Human PoWeR Lab's equipment. Researchers in the lab study the science and physiology of wearable robotics and what it could mean for humans with disabilities, aging baby-boomers and soldiers on the battlefield.

Dr. Gregory Sawicki demonstrates some of the Human PoWeR Lab’s equipment. Researchers in the lab study the science and physiology of wearable robotics and what it could mean for humans with disabilities, aging baby-boomers and soldiers on the battlefield.

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