CNOGA was Chosen to Assess New Technologies for NATO

Cnoga was invited by NATO to assess the implementation of new technologies for the military forces of NATO. Matrix monitor (MTX) was chosen due to the unique capability to measure 15 bio-parameter non-invasively and transfer them in real-time for the needed analyses. A subgroup in NATO called EOD-COE (Explosive ordinance disposal center of excellence), asked to assess new technology. The new technology, Exoskeleton, is a passive skeleton (i.e. non-motorized) and its objective is to provide relief to the soldier during certain actions and movements. More specifically, NATO wanted to examine if the device would make it easier for soldiers to wear an explosive suit that weights 47 kg.