<p>This year, members of Seattle Mountain Rescue have been testing powered assistive devices in the US Pacific Northwest. These devices are designed to increase lower-body strength when climbing or carrying heavy loads, with the aim of boosting rescuers’ speed and endurance during searches for stranded individuals.</p><p>Known as human exoskeletons, these devices attach to parts of the body to create an external mechanical structure that enhances the wearer’s physical capabilities.</p>
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Testing of Exoskeleton Technology by Seattle Mountain Rescue
Seattle Mountain Rescue is testing powered assistive devices, known as human exoskeletons, to improve the speed and endurance of rescuers in the US Pacific Northwest. These devices are designed to enhance lower-body strength for climbing and carrying heavy loads during search operations.
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