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"Exoskeleton Robot" assisting climbers on Mount Tai garnered widespread attention. Weighing only 1.8 kg, the robotic leg device uses ergonomics, power, electronics and AI algorithms to perceive lower limb movements and provide timely assistance, making mountain climbing easier.

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