Thanks for clarifying that issue.
Its amazing that EKSO (the front-runner in tech and government robotic-force focus) . . . has a low stock price (for now) and its competitor has one over $10.
I think this is partly thus, due to labor-intensive assembly for EKSO compared to its competitor.
We are just sitting and waiting for news and earnings effect?
I see EKSO as way better position also for robotic-force human power suits, then IRBT (which is now experiencing fall-off of its retail robots sales and also fall-off of combat robots deployed in ME for IUD use). IRBT recon robot and pack load carrier is our dawning competitor. <---they also may be developing a ground version of medi-vac emergency transportation robot, to assist medics in moving to safer rear care areas . . . while providing suite of med-tech to stabilize patient, in protective cocoon.
ELSO could basically do the same thing, with a protective 'trailer' that can be towed or self-propelled by EKSO suit hook-up?
We could even foresee A/C and heating suit-trailers, with both dual-cable/wireless controls.
BA and LMT and GE should be very alert to future potential of EKSO robotic-assist suits for new profits markets. I should not have much doubt, ten of thousands of EKSO tech suits will be purchased . . . after further cost-effective improvements. In time, EKSO should be able to drop its uit-prices down to $25-50K price range, with 3-D printing and automatic procution lines.
