EXO

Tue 6:00 – 8:00 PM Thu 6:00 – 8:00 PM (CARRT)

Assistive Robotics for Human-Centered Engineering

EXO is a student-led USF engineering team building assistive robotics projects, including a lower-limb exoskeleton and a mimetic robotic hand. Members get hands-on experience with CAD, sensors, actuators, controls, microcontrollers, biomechanics, and prototype testing.

Whether you want to join an existing project or help start a new one, EXO gives students the chance to turn engineering ideas into real human-centered technology.

Additional design sessions may be scheduled as needed, either virtually via Microsoft Teams or in person at CARRT, based on project requirements and team availability.

EXO mimetic glove prototype on a workbench with servos, breadboard controller, flex sensors, and a bench power supply, next to its circuit schematic — EXO members bench-testing the mimetic hand glove — flex sensors, servo actuators, and a microcontroller circuit powered from a lab supply.