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  1. NUS Professor Yu Haoyong: Lightweighting and Task Perception of Exoskeletons | ICRA 2026

    Professor Haoyong Yu of the National University of Singapore presented research on making exoskeletons more practical for widespread use. He emphasized reducing complexity in design, sensing, and control, advocating for simpler mechanisms like single motors and robust sensors over complex systems. The goal is to create exoskeletons that are lightweight, reliable, and intuitive, akin to clothing, to assist with tasks in industries and for elderly mobility. AI

    NUS Professor Yu Haoyong: Lightweighting and Task Perception of Exoskeletons | ICRA 2026

    IMPACT Focuses on improving the usability and accessibility of assistive robotic devices through simpler engineering and sensing.