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Engineering / Health & Safety

A person comes before a prototype.

Safety work crosses the whole system: joint travel, attachment to the wearer, power protection and software commands. The documented designs combine physical stops and an emergency stop with fuses, command limits and shutdown handling.
Team members helping the pilot adjust the exoskeleton before a run.
From the workshop to the competition floor

01 / Protection across the system

Safety spans every discipline.

Safety work crosses the whole system: joint travel, attachment to the wearer, power protection and software commands. The documented designs combine physical stops and an emergency stop with fuses, command limits and shutdown handling.
  1. 01

    Review mechanical travel limits and attachment interfaces

  2. 02

    Evaluate emergency-stop and electrical protection behaviour

  3. 03

    Review firmware command limits and fault responses

  4. 04

    Document test observations and unresolved system risks

02 / Connecting the disciplines

Protection across the whole suit.

Pilot safety involves the structure, electrical protections and software behaviour together. Physical travel limits, an emergency stop and command limits are all part of that work.
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03 / Take the next step

Ask about safety work.

Contact the team to learn how you can contribute to safety reviews and testing.