Building Stronger Humans | TC Sessions Robotics 2018

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Recorded on May 11, 2018. Wearable robotics have already provided mobility to the paralyzed; they will do much more in the near future. Professor Kazerooni is one of the field’s pioneers, as well as leading entrepreneurs.

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Building Stronger Humans | TC Sessions Robotics 2018
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