Abstract
This is a paper about a wearable exoskeleton that addresses the lack of assistive devices for people with walking difficulties. The research revolves around the major problem in which the inpatient suffer for their dependency on a caretaker for basic tasks such as toiletries and fetching water or food or even for basic cores for themselves. People with disabilities suffer from many social and mental pressures due to exclusion from society just for being different from normal human beings. Hence, the usage and purpose of robotic technology trims down this segregation and promote vocational incorporation.
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