👍A 90‑year‑old Chinese People’s Volunteers veteran Wang Guangming tested a powered exoskeleton. Wearing the mobility‑aiding device he remarked it would have been great to have such equipment in the old days. His touching comment connects past wartime experience with modern technological progress. #ChinaStory#

🤖✨ “It’s very lightweight, like I’m floating.” A Guangdong-made exoskeleton robot caught attention in Siem Reap, Cambodia, with visitors saying it made walking feel easier and could support elderly people and those with mobility challenges. The September 19 promotion event showcased 100+ Guangdong products across 30+ categories, from smart guitars to AI translation glasses. 🇨🇳🌏 Innovation is taking another step toward the world! 👉 Read more: #Guangdong# #Cambodia# #Innovation# #Technology# #Robotics# #AI# #Business# #Health# #Asia# #Future# #China# #Global#

Spent the afternoon at @mundanebot Why call it that? It is going after mundane dangerous jobs. Things like working on electrical lines. What they showed me is the best teleoperation system I have seen. A worker jumps into an exoskeleton and can work on a dangerous or dirty job from a safe distance. And can “feel” everything. Haptics geniuses. And economic thinking. Sees a market that Tesla or the 1x won’t be able to satisfy fully. Built in USA. America isn’t cooked yet.

I think there’s too much focus on full autonomy and too less focus on effective ways for a human to do sense making with its swarm of agents. We need to build our AI systems as exoskeletons for humans, and not as their total replacements.

One of the most meaningful applications of AI isn’t about productivity—it’s about giving people the chance to walk again. Working with @OnyxHC and FREE Bionics, Intel technologies power the FREE Walk medical exoskeleton, helping patients translate muscle signals into movement and supporting rehabilitation with real-time AI at the edge. Today, the solution is being used in hospitals across Taiwan and has supported more than 40,000 patient training records worldwide—a powerful reminder that when technology and healthcare come together, innovation can truly change lives -

Joe Rogan bet Elon Musk $1 that he could pierce the Cybertruck with his compound bow The arrow literally exploded against the stainless steel exoskeleton… and barely scratched it 😂