Applicability of an Active Back-Support Exoskeleton to Carrying Activities
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Darwin G. Caldwell | Jesús Ortiz | Christian Di Natali | Stefano Toxiri | Maria Lazzaroni | Tommaso Poliero | D. Caldwell | C. Natali | Tommaso Poliero | J. Ortiz | Maria Lazzaroni | S. Toxiri | Stefano Toxiri
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