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Improving Human Diving Endurance with a Field-Deployable Exoskeleton
Human endurance in underwater locomotion is fundamentally restricted by high energetic demands to overcome drag while managing a finite supply of self-contained breathing gas. Here, we present DiveMate, a field-deployable exoskeleton designed to improve human diving endurance via kick assistance in
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