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Skyworth Team Tests Walking Exoskeleton for Older People
A team inside Skyworth is developing a wearable exoskeleton to assist older people with movement.
The device is designed to help users walk, stand up and climb stairs.
An exoskeleton is a wearable support structure that can assist a person’s movements.
The project is still in testing.
The device will not carry the Skyworth brand.
The information available does not say when it might be ready or whether it will be sold.
A team inside Skyworth is developing a wearable exoskeleton to help older people walk, stand up and climb stairs.
People familiar with the matter say the device is still in testing.
The exoskeleton will not carry the Skyworth brand.
- Who
- A team inside Skyworth is developing the exoskeleton.
- What
- It is a wearable device intended to help older people walk, stand up and climb stairs. It is still in testing.
- When
- Published on 2026-10-13.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- To help older people walk, stand up and climb stairs.
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- Developer
- A team inside Skyworth
- Intended users
- Older people
- Functions
- Walking, standing up and climbing stairs
- Status
- Still in testing
- Branding
- Will not carry the Skyworth brand
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