I just discovered these robotic suit companies recently.
EKSO is the play for the most money, going forward.
Great news that Goggle is involved (big pockets and very next innovation oriented funder).
Further adaptions of the EKSO suit will be big step forward for commercial workforce reduction of job injuries wherein heavy packages and loads are manually moved, and military level solider loads are carried. Versions will be developed for increasing running speed and time.
Imagine scaling walls like an insect, with back pack loads carried.
Research funding and order contracts beat and uplisting to higher exchange, will propel
EKSO steadily higher. No rationale why this stock has to have low pricing now. We just graduated from penny stock land funders grasp.
Few really know about this company and its product.
Company needs to show its suit with person using it, to get off disability, stand up from wheelchair and re-career and in the process . . . gain positive self-actualization mind-set. Even at $70K/suit . . . taking a physically challenged person off the rolls and getting them more happy, healthy and productive; goes along ways toward having that same person pay wage and salary taxes back into the system. Rehab is improved by having the body blood flow being able to carry nutrients and meds more easily to muscule and bone and tissue.
Get congress persons and even president to visit the company, for positive PR about improving health care.
This company is what Free Enterprise is all about . . .allowing and supporting
the wider American community to happen. Government can and is playing its part herein: supporting innovation and a dynamic economy with orders.
We go UP Together . . . or?
I am thinking basic EKSO suit design includes electrically simulating webs (in suit for support), to accomplish its bodily support? This could be memory wire clusters (Nitrol), that changes shape and strength load bearing characteristics, when electricity is applied to it. Computer programs duplicate walking and balance movements of human muscule set cycles.
The OSS of stock available, is fine with me, as that amount of stock shares allows insider transactions AND potential for big boys buying in, once we uplist.
I am on-board this train and maybe we will get some more chances to buy shares at a bargain price. Looking like $1 area is base support, for now.
