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Project NORA

(Never Out of Resources Available)


Project NORA (Never Out of Resources Available) is a lightweight, ultra-reliable passive exoskeleton engineered to protect the lower back and extend human endurance in demanding alpine environments. Built entirely without batteries, motors, or fragile electronics, NORA provides continuous, fail-safe lumbar support using an adaptive passive-kinetic architecture. As you hike, climb, or carry heavy packs, proprietary tension mechanics capture kinetic energy to assist upward movement while offloading mechanical stress directly through the frame to the ground. Designed specifically for mountaineers, hikers, and search-and-rescue personnel, NORA operates with total immunity to extreme temperatures, mud, water, and rugged terrain. By delivering 100% natural freedom of movement with zero battery anxiety or field maintenance, NORA significantly reduces fatigue, minimizes spinal compression, and keeps operators focused when every second counts. Whether navigating narrow ridgelines or executing prolonged casualty evacuations, the system seamlessly adapts to your body’s natural biomechanics. By merging rugged simplicity with intelligent passive load distribution, Project NORA sets a new benchmark for backcountry reliability, operator safety, and sustained endurance in next-generation wearable robotics across extreme wilderness environments.

Project NORA is currently undergoing field evaluations and is available for demonstration with select mountain rescue teams and outdoor professionals.

I could genuinely feel the NORA working while climbing over rocks and making my way up some particularly steep hills.

Shared after trying NORA unprompted while hiking and climbing on holiday, wearing a unit borrowed from someone 6'4" (noticeably oversized for her own frame). She noted she could still feel the support throughout the hike, praised the integrated hydration pack, and suggested exploring reflective or high-vis materials for future mountain rescue use cases.

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VIKING

EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS

Your future starts here

ExoLearn

ExoLearn is an affordable, build-your-own exoskeleton learning product designed for school-age and early STEM learners. The product introduces foundational concepts of wearable technologies through hands-on assembly, experimentation, and guided discovery. By combining physical construction with age-appropriate engineering concepts, ExoLearn transforms complex technologies into something tangible, understandable, and exciting for young learners.

The product is intentionally designed to be easy to assemble, safe, and cost-accessible, making it suitable for classrooms, after-school programs, STEM camps, makerspaces, and at-home learning environments. No advanced tools or prior technical knowledge are required, lowering barriers to participation while maintaining meaningful educational value.

Strategic Objectives

  • Engage and excite youth about biomechanics and wearable technologies through interactive, hands-on learning

  • Demystify advanced technologies by breaking down how wearable technologies support movement, strength, and human performance

  • Inspire early interest in STEM pathways, particularly in engineering, robotics, human factors, and biomedical technology

  • Ensure affordability and accessibility so the product can be widely adopted by schools, educators, families, and community programs

Educational Value Proposition

ExoLearn leverages experiential learning to help students:

  • Understand how wearable technologies work, including basic mechanics, force assistance, and human-machine interaction

  • Explore real-world applications of wearable technology in healthcare, mobility support, industry, defense, and space exploration

  • Develop problem-solving, critical thinking, and design skills through assembly and modification

  • Build confidence with emerging technologies at an early age

By physically assembling ExoLearn, children move beyond passive consumption and become active participants in understanding wearable technology.

Target Audience

  • School-age learners (upper elementary through middle school, adaptable for early high school)

  • Educators and STEM facilitators

  • Parents seeking engaging, educational STEM products

  • Youth programs, camps, and makerspaces

Pricing & Materials

Base Material Products:
£100 per unit
(Shipping and handling extra

If higher-quality or specialized materials are desired, Viking can produce upgraded components tailored to specific program or research needs.
Additional costs apply for enhanced materials and custom configurations.


ExoScholar

ExoScholar is a higher-education–focused learning and consulting offering designed for universities and advanced academic programs seeking to deliver rigorous, research-driven instruction in biomechanics, robotics, and human augmentation.

ExoScholar supports institutions in integrating advanced wearable technology concepts into undergraduate and graduate curricula, bridging theory, applied engineering, and real-world research practices.

What ExoScholar Offers

Advanced Curriculum Support

ExoScholar strengthens coursework in biomechanics, robotics, and human-centered engineering, supporting technically rigorous instruction that integrates seamlessly into existing academic programs.

Lab & Capstone Project Development

Institutions receive guidance and materials to support laboratory instruction and capstone projects focused on design, control, evaluation, and human–machine interaction, emphasizing applied learning and real engineering challenges.

Simulation-Based Learning

ExoScholar supports the integration of simulation and modeling approaches to enhance instruction in human motion, system dynamics, and wearable technology performance within research-driven learning environments.

Wearable Technology Integration

Advanced concepts, including biomechanics modeling, control strategies, and system evaluation, are incorporated to prepare students for professional engineering practice or advanced research careers.

Expert Consultation Included

Each ExoScholar purchase includes one consultation meeting with a Viking Expert, providing purchasers the opportunity to ask questions and receive guidance related to:

  • ExoScholar materials

  • Curriculum, lab, or program integration

  • Capstone, thesis, or research-focuse projects

This consultation ensures institutions can confidently align ExoScholar with their academic and research objectives.

Who It’s For

  • Universities and colleges

  • Undergraduate and graduate engineering programs

  • Biomechanics, robotics, and human-augmentation research groups

  • Faculty and academic program leadership

Pricing & Materials

Base Material Products:
£500 per unit
(Shipping and handling extra)

Base materials are designed to support advanced academic instruction and research-oriented learning environments.

If higher-quality or specialized materials are desired, Viking can produce upgraded components tailored to specific program or research needs.
Additional costs apply for enhanced materials and custom configurations.

Advancing the Future of Human Motion Education

ExoScholar empowers institutions to deliver advanced, future-ready education in wearable technologies—preparing the next generation of engineers, researchers, and innovators shaping human performance and mobility.

The ExoLearn and ExoScholar are customizable based on needs.

Please contact us for a customised quote.


SENSORLESS MANUFACTURING AND CONTROL TOOLS

Viking Sensorless System

The Sensorless Controller is a breakthrough for wearable robotics, designed to function without traditional body‑mounted sensors by employing advanced camera‑based vision systems that continuously track user posture, movement, and intent in real time. By eliminating cumbersome sensor arrays, the system reduces setup time, improves user comfort, and minimises maintenance complexity while leveraging AI‑driven control and verification to interpret visual data, predict user actions, and ensure that only trained and authorised operators engage with the system. All active units can be centrally managed through a unified platform that enforces safety protocols, logs usage data, and prevents unauthorised access, with optional facial recognition integration providing biometric authentication to enhance accountability in sensitive environments such as defence, healthcare, and industrial operations.

Configurable for both manufacturing and rehabilitation, the system adapts to diverse use cases ranging from reducing workplace injuries and fatigue to supporting patient recovery and mobility training, while built‑in predictive diagnostics flag potential issues before they occur, lowering downtime and extending equipment lifespan. By merging vision‑based control with AI‑enabled oversight, the \viking Sensorless System sets a new benchmark for safety, usability, and scalability in next‑generation wearable robotics.


Viking Partner Educational Products

The EduExo Pro is an advanced exoskeleton kit that offers universities an accessible and cost-effective way to integrate exoskeleton technology into higher education and research.

The EduExo Pro kit includes all the components needed to build an arm exoskeleton that spans the shoulder and elbow joints. Combining this hardware with a comprehensive handbook, it connects theoretical concepts to hands-on experience and supports its users in grasping fundamental principles, acquiring practical skills, and developing the confidence and mindset needed to develop real-world solutions.              
 

In educational settings, it offers a project-based exoskeleton learning experience that fosters critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration among students from diverse backgrounds, including engineering, health sciences, and medicine.