German carmaker Audi is trialling two types of exoskeletons to see if they can lessen the load for production workers…
German carmaker Audi is trialling two types of exoskeletons to see if they can lessen the load for production workers. The external support structures are designed to help employees when they are performing overhead work by protecting their joints.
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