Personalized Exoskeleton Training: Limited Impact on User Experience, Study Suggests

This pilot study investigates the relationship between personalized gait patterns in exoskeleton training and user experience. The findings suggest that subtle adjustments to gait may not significantly alter how users perceive their training, which is important for future design.

• •Personalized gait adjustments may not dramatically improve the user's subjective experience.
• •This finding implies potential cost-benefit trade-offs in exoskeleton design.
• •Further research is likely needed to understand nuanced effects of personalization.