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Dr. Jose Pons PhD, was referenced in a great article about Exosuits by a British Neuroscientist and writer, Shelly Xuelai PhD. The article stated:
To Dr. Jose Pons at the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab in Chicago, exosuits need three main selling points to make it in the real world. One, they have to physically interact with their wearer and seamlessly deliver assistance when needed. Two, they should cognitively interact with the host to guide and control the robot at all times. Finally, they need to feel like a second skin—move with the user without adding too much extra mass or reducing mobility...“It is realistic to think that we will witness, in the next several years…robust human-robot interfaces to command wearable robotics based on…the neural code of movement in humans,” he said.
