Project MARCH
Delen
Project MARCH is a team that consists of 26 students from the Delft University of Technology, that designs and builds the MARCH exoskeleton. With this exoskeleton, people with paraplegia will be able to stand up and walk again, giving a boost to both the physical and mental health! By giving the user control over the exoskeleton and by making smart use of sensors, the user will be able to walk wit
10/03/2026
đź’™TOMORROW IS THE DAYđź’™
Team MARCH XI will present the design of our newest exoskeleton during the Design Presentation at TU Delft. During the event we will unveil the innovations that will shape the development of our exoskeleton this year and share our goals for the months ahead.
đź”—Want to join us in person? Reserve your free ticket via the link in our bio.
🔗Can’t make it to Delft tomorrow? No worries, the event will also be livestreamed. You can find the livestream link in our bio.
đź“… Date/time: March 11th, 2026 19:30
Walk in at 19:15
đź“Ť TU Delft Auditorium, Mekelweg 5 2628 CC Delft.
We hope to see you there!
27/02/2026
One exoskeleton in two years!
(2027-2028-2029)
Starting in 2027, Project MARCH enters a new phase.
We are introducing a two-year development cycle: one exoskeleton, built across two years of MARCH.
MARCH 12 will lay the foundation, with more time for design and system architecture.
MARCH 13 will build upon it, refine it, and elevate it further, with a strong focus on training and optimization.
By building cumulatively instead of restarting each year, we create more space for deeper integration, stronger validation, and higher technical maturity.
This shift allows us to push balance, control, and human–machine interaction to the next level!
đź’™MEET THE TEAM!đź’™
✨We’re finalists! ✨
Project MARCH has been selected as a finalist for the KIVI Engineering Student Team Award 2026 🏆
This award recognizes student teams that combine engineering excellence, innovation, teamwork, and real societal impact, exactly what we strive for with our exoskeleton for people with spinal cord injuries.
Now we need your support.
Vote for Project MARCH via the link in our bio đź’™
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Delft
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