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Twiice, an exoskeleton developed at EPFL

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CQFD
08 December 2016

Mohamed Bouri

Sciences et techniques de l'ingénieur, EPFL

EPFL engineers have developed an exoskeleton that has enabled a former acrobat, paraplegic since a fall from a trapeze, to get around.

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