The exoskeletons are coming (to a store near you)
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Robotic exoskeletons have gone from experimental prototypes to consumer gadgets in a few short years. They look very different from the huge mech suits of science fiction, and as the technology continues to develop they might become part of everyday life sooner than you think.
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