Skeletonics, exoskeletal suit, Skeletonics Inc., Tokyo, Japan

Administrator · Nov 23, 2013

Manufacturer - Skeletonics Inc.

Website - skeletonics.com

youtube.com/ProjectSkeletonics

Administrator · Nov 23, 2013

Skeletonics Demo

Uploaded on Nov 15, 2011

The name of Skeletonics is hybrid word from "Skeleton" and "Mechanics".
That would extend the movement of a humans arms and legs without the aid of any motors.
The project took 6 months to complete from conception.

Uploaded on Nov 15, 2011

Administrator · Nov 23, 2013

Behavior spreading suit "Skeletonics"

Published on Sep 30, 2013

Equipment and expandable in the non-powered limb behavior of the passenger.
Assumes use various events, exhibitions, to video work.
3.5 [m] length of time you have open arms, 2.5 [m] height.

The use of a closed link structure of a special three-dimensional full use to enlarge and to accurately trace the human motion, the parallel linkage, the product can perform synchronous one arm 4 degrees of freedom, of five degrees of freedom leg .

Administrator · Nov 23, 2013

Skeletonics Close-Up HD at Maker Faire Tokyo 2013

Published on Nov 4, 2013

AkihabaraNews.com visited Team Skeletonics' booth at Maker Faire Tokyo 2013. To our knowledge this is the most comprehensive and close-up footage of what it's like to set up the Skeletonics suit, manipulate the arms and hands, and of course the dismount.

Administrator · Mar 15, 2014

MechanicalSuit Skeletonics
October 1, 2013

Administrator · Mar 15, 2014

Cool exoskeleton from Skeletonics at SxSwi 2014

Published on Mar 8, 2014

While setting up a booth for Volacci at SxSw Interactive, I saw this going on and had to film it.

Administrator · Mar 15, 2014

USA: Meet the human-powered robot 'you can control'

Published on Mar 9, 2014

Japanese company, Team Skeletonics, presented its Skeletonics product at the music and tech South by South West trade show in Austin, Texas on Sunday.

Staying true to the company slogan of "The new age is coming ... You can control the Robot," skeletonics is a mechanical skeleton operated by a person who is strapped into the frame.

The skeleton can be purchased on the company's webpage and retails at $49,800 (€35,900).

Administrator · Sep 22, 2014

Fifth generation Skeletonics Alive

Published on Sep 22, 2014

Custom model that you have added the head, wrist, fingers, waist to practice. It has become possible to have many functions, to perform a performance expressive than ever before. Moreover, successful operation in a state of connecting the upper and lower body that can not be achieved before. Burden on the shoulders of the human body is reduced, boarding time is dramatically improved despite multiple equipment.