A small majority of Americans say they would not want to use a robotic exoskeleton

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8. Mixed views about a future with widespread use of robotic exoskeletons to increase strength for manual labor jobs

A small majority of Americans say they would not want to use a robotic exoskeleton

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A small majority of Americans say they would not want to use a robotic exoskeleton

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8. Mixed views about a future with widespread use of robotic exoskeletons to increase strength for manual labor jobs
A third of Americans say widespread use of exoskeletons is a good idea for society
A small majority of Americans say they would not want to use a robotic exoskeleton
A majority of Americans are not convinced robotic exoskeletons would improve conditions for workers
About six-in-ten Americans see robotic exoskeletons as part of ongoing efforts to better ourselves
Views about the use of exoskeletons for workers tilt positive among men, those more familiar with idea
Majorities expect that the use of robotic exoskeletons would reduce worker injuries, lead to layoffs
Majority of Americans say robotic exoskeletons should be tested using higher standard than other equipment
Two-thirds of Americans say workers should play a major role in setting standards for exoskeleton use
Americans divided over their greater concern about government regulation of robotic exoskeletons
Public says requiring licenses, focus on worker safety would make robotic exoskeleton use more acceptable
More say exoskeletons should be produced for range of body types, rather than typical ones, even if costs increase
Majority favors use of exoskeletons to improve quality of life for people with physical limitations

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8. Mixed views about a future with widespread use of robotic exoskeletons to increase strength for manual labor jobs

A small majority of Americans say they would not want to use a robotic exoskeleton

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