<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Researchers at Northern Arizona University have developed an open-source robotic exoskeleton system called OpenExo, making it easier for anyone to build exoskeletons.</li><li>OpenExo provides design files, computer code, and instructions for building exoskeletons, removing barriers like cost and complexity.</li><li>The system has already been used to help children with cerebral palsy walk and support patients with gait disorders, leading to grant funding, patents, and a spin-off company.</li><li>The project aims to make it easier for researchers, students, and startups to create robotic tools that enhance mobility and independence, with the hope of transforming lives.</li></ul>

Robotic legs for all: New open-source exoskeleton could help people walk again

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