Lockheed Martin received a $6.9 million award from the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center (NSRDEC) to enhance the ONYX exoskeleton for future soldier demonstrations. ONYX is a powered, lower-body exoskeleton with artificial intelligence (AI) technology that augments human strength and endurance.
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Onyx is a powered, lower-body exoskeleton with artificial intelligence (AI) technology that augments human strength and endurance (Picture source: Lockheed Martin)
Onyx is a powered, lower-body exoskeleton with artificial intelligence (AI) technology that augments human strength and endurance (Picture source: Lockheed Martin)
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