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Paralyzed woman uses exoskeleton to walk again | NYNext #shorts
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2:12Now PlayingStep into the future of mobility with Wandercraft and their revolutionary exoskeletons. Explore how advanced robotics and AI are pushing the boundaries of human movement, offering a powerful new chapter of independence and possibility. The CEO of Wandercraft explains how the technology was inspired by early humanoid robotics and emphasizes the importance of safety and reliability for real-world users. As the exoskeleton moves toward FDA approval and potential home use, its developers and users alike envision a future where more people with mobility impairments regain independence and dignity.
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