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1.5.2 More on Project MARCH

Course subject(s) Module 1. Introduction to Exoskeleton Technology and its Purpose

Even though our main focus is building an exoskeleton, Project MARCH also spends time on raising awareness about their project and their vision.

To this end, you can find a lot more information about us and the project on our website. Here you can read more about, for instance, the first exoskeleton we made, the team itself, or the competition we compete in.

Besides, you can also find us on almost all social media platforms. On Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook, or even Instagram you can stay up to date about the progress of our current team. Just search for the project using the keywords Project MARCH!

If you’re interested in electronics (and even if you are not!) check out this video, made by our partner Altium, about our project. It shows the day-to-day life of Project MARCH and shows some of the struggles that the fifth Project MARCH team ran into regarding the electronics components of their exoskeleton. It’s not a problem if you don’t understand everything in this video yet. We’ll get back to all the exoskeleton components in the upcoming weeks.

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