ASK A SCIENTIST… what is the perception vs. the promise of exoskeletons?

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What do you think when you hear the term exoskeletons? Karl Zelik, a biomedical engineer, asks writer and producer Vijal Patel, what he thinks exoskeletons are and how that compares to what they are. AND what they can be.
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Hi there! Your conversation is interesting! I noticed the mention of people who have had strokes benefiting from exoskeletons, which brought to mind hand tremors. May I please ask you: are there exoskeletons in existence of development for people with hand tremors? I imagine an exoskeleton could help people to write legibly, to eat, and to do other basic activities. Many people have hand tremors. Thank you! Susan

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