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Exoskeleton robot goes viral overseas at Canton Fair: IRMO M1 vision-aware AI exoskeleton pre-sale priced around 8,000 yuan

At the 140th Canton Fair, a Chinese consumer-grade exoskeleton robot went viral overseas after videos filmed by foreign buyers showed it being worn for walking and stair-climbing demonstrations. A British woman who had suffered a stroke more than a year earlier stood up and walked up stairs after trying it on, and her son placed an order on the spot for about $1,300. The IRMO M1 tested by Leikeji is an all-terrain, vision-adaptive consumer-grade exoskeleton featuring a self-developed Flexmo flexible joint and the EPA embodied intelligence algorithm. The unit weighs about 2 kg and offers 6 to 8 hours of battery life; its Canton Fair hit pre-sale price is about 8,000 yuan.

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