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This article discusses the use of exoskeletons to improve human performance during locomotion. The study found that the use of a controller and sensors mounted on the thighs significantly reduced the metabolic rate of participants during walking, running, and stair climbing. The average reduction in metabolic rate was 24.3% for walking, 13.1% for running, and 15.4% for stair climbing.
