The exos journal
Ideas for moving through the world.
Thoughtful writing on wearable mobility, travel and the everyday moments that make a journey meaningful.
External reporting
What the world is saying about exoskeletons.
Live headlines from established publishers, matched to your language and market. Each link opens the original reporting.
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Latest dispatches
What we are thinking about now.
Fresh perspectives on the questions around exoskeletons, written with care and without the hype.
2026-10-286 min read
perspective
What evidence can actually tell us
A more useful way to read the statistics, studies and stories around wearable mobility.Read dispatch ↗2026-10-285 min read
perspective
The whole-day question
A useful way to think about walking support starts long before the first step — and carries on after it.Read dispatch ↗2026-10-244 min read
design
A closer look at hip and thigh support
Why a compact, lower-body design changes the questions people ask about wearable walking support.Read dispatch ↗2026-10-185 min read
travel-note
Travel is a series of handovers
The overlooked transitions that shape whether a trip feels calm, tiring or full of possibility.Read dispatch ↗2026-10-126 min read
perspective
The questions behind the technology
A short field guide to asking clearer questions about powered, wearable mobility.Read dispatch ↗2026-10-054 min read
perspective
Less hype, more clarity
The case for describing exoskeletons with care, precision and a little more patience.Read dispatch ↗2026-09-295 min read
travel-note
A city day worth planning
How to make a day out feel spacious without making it small.Read dispatch ↗2026-09-224 min read
design
What a good first session looks like
A first introduction should create understanding, not pressure to decide.Read dispatch ↗2026-09-154 min read
travel-note
The people around the plan
Mobility is personal. Planning works better when support makes room for the person at its centre.Read dispatch ↗Practical guides
Take the next step, thoughtfully.
Clear, non-medical preparation for conversations, journeys and future choices.
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explainer
What a walking exoskeleton can — and cannot — do
A clear, non-medical introduction to support, fit and realistic expectations.explainer
Safety, fit and the questions that come first
A preparation guide for conversations about support, training and the environment.travel
Before you travel: a calmer way to prepare
Questions to ask about transport, accommodation and support before a journey.travel
Flying with mobility support: questions to resolve before departure
A planning checklist for airport assistance, devices, batteries and handovers.travel
A better hotel conversation starts with a better checklist
What to clarify before an accessible stay, beyond a generic room label.travel
Plan a city day around the moments that matter
A framework for turning a destination into a manageable, enjoyable route.choice
Renting or owning: how to think about the choice
A future-facing guide that does not imply rental availability where it does not exist.preparation
Twelve useful questions for a future provider
A practical conversation starter for device, service and travel support discussions.preparation
A companion’s guide to planning with confidence
How to prepare together without taking over someone else’s journey.explainer
A plain-language guide to mobility technology terms
Clear vocabulary for asking better questions without turning people into engineers.preparation
Preparing for a first supported session
A non-clinical checklist for arriving informed, comfortable and ready to ask questions.preparation