Government certification tests of Russia’s first-ever passive exoskeleton EO-1 are going to be completed by the end of 2019, a senior research fellow at the Karbyshev Central Research and Testing Institute of Russia’s Engineering Forces, Major Artyom Chistobayev, has told TASS.
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The EO-1 exoskeleton was tested in Syria when Russian specialists conducted mine-clearing operations in Palmyra (Picture source: Russian MoD)
The EO-1 exoskeleton was tested in Syria when Russian specialists conducted mine-clearing operations in Palmyra (Picture source: Russian MoD)
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