This Airline Plans To Provide Its Luggage Workers With Powered Exoskeletons

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Delta Airlines is working with Utah Sarcos Robotics to test its powered exoskeleton to see if it can help luggage workers at lifting luggage.

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Besides assisting luggage workers, Delta plans on testing the suit for handling freight warehouses, life heavy parts and machinery, or move maintenance components.

Moreover, the suit could provide more job opportunities for those who have significant strength.

This is not the first time that we have heard about the Guardian XO. Back in March, the suit made it to the front page of every news outlet after Sarcos Robotics was granted a contract with the United States Special Operations Command.

In the next few months, the exoskeleton suit will be deployed to show employees what it can do.