An exoskeleton, also known as a skeletal exoskeleton, is essentially the outer protective shell that supports and guards an animal's complete body, rather than its skeletal structure. In general use, most of the larger types of exoskeletons are referred to as shells. For example, the dinosaurine model dinosaur is covered with armor-plated skin, while a modern day crocodile has its trunk protected by bony flippers. This exoskeleton has evolved into a number of different designs, from the sort of shell that a modern day alligator is covered with to that which a hippo has on its hind leg. In recent years, Paexo released a robotic exoskeleton called the Paexoskeleton, modeled after the kind of exoskeleton that a reptile would have. | #[9441] #[9441] in logistics #[9442] exoskeleton #[9441] in the warehouse #https://paexo.com/exoskeleton-in-logistics/?lang=en ↗