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Physiological methods in the study of “passive” industrial exoskeletons of the back and lower extremities

A limited number of physiological methods are used in a sample of 566 studies related to the use of passive industrial exoskeletons of the back and lower extremities. Electromyography is used most often (~56%). In most cases, the meaning of using physiological methods is conceptually related to the assessment of reducing the load on the muscles, studying the parameters of motor activity in a person in an exoskeleton. The study of the gentral influences caused by the use of this type of device remains a little-used direction.