Project MARCH builds exoskeleton to aid mobility for people with spinal cord injuries

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• Case study: Project MARCH builds exoskeleton to aid mobility for people with spinal cord injuries [868kB]
  

  Case study: Project MARCH builds exoskeleton to aid mobility for people with spinal cord injuries

  Project MARCH is a non-profit, multi-disciplinary student team from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. Its goal is to develop and build advanced prototype exoskeletons that enable people with SCI to stand up and walk.

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• News release: Project MARCH builds exoskeleton to aid mobility for people with spinal cord injuries [106kB]

  News release: Project MARCH builds exoskeleton to aid mobility for people with spinal cord injuries

  Project MARCH is a non-profit, multi-disciplinary student team from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. Its goal is to develop and build advanced prototype exoskeletons that enable people with SCI to stand up and walk. Renishaw and RLS, a Renishaw associate company, have sponsored Project MARCH since the team was founded in 2015 and provide RLS magnetic encoders for joint motor position feedback.

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• Martine Keulen from Project MARCH 2019/2020 [7.0MB]
  

  Martine Keulen from Project MARCH 2019/2020

  Picture of Partnerships & PR for Project MARCH (2019/2020)

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• Björn Minderman from Project MARCH (2019/2020) [5.4MB]
  

  Björn Minderman from Project MARCH (2019/2020)

  Björn Minderman from Project MARCH (2019/2020) Embedded Systems Engineer

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• Render of March IV exoskeleton [114kB]
  

  Render of March IV exoskeleton

  Computer render of March IV exoskeleton (2019-2020 team)

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• Computer render of the ‘MARCH IVc’ exoskeleton [94kB]
  

  Computer render of the ‘MARCH IVc’ exoskeleton

  Computer render of the ‘MARCH IVc’ exoskeleton

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