Even though it appears like something out of the Ironman films, the exoskeleton is finding a niche in everyday life, such as helping people lift heavy objects and supporting medical rehabilitation.
It is unclear if the technology will break out of specific use cases, as it is expensive and does not fit naturally into day-to-day life.
A technology company in China uses robotics and artificial intelligence to provide paraplegics with a feeling they may have forgotten: walking.