Design and model-based evaluation of a novel assistive neck exoskeleton system for aircrews safety
Published online on February 08, 2026
Abstract
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part C: Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science, Volume 240, Issue 10, Page 3376-3386, May 2026.
Pilots need to maintain their situational awareness by performing head checks. Head checks in the presence of higher acceleration can result in high rates of neck pain and injury. Assistive exoskeletons are seen to augment the abilities of the human body. ...
Pilots need to maintain their situational awareness by performing head checks. Head checks in the presence of higher acceleration can result in high rates of neck pain and injury. Assistive exoskeletons are seen to augment the abilities of the human body. ...