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Eythor Bender 展示人形外骨骼

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伯克利仿生技術公司的 Eythor Bender 帶來兩種驚人的外骨骼,HULC 以及 eLEGS -- 一種機械式附加裝置讓人可以背起兩百磅重的東西而不會累,或是讓輪椅使用者可以站起來和行走。這個展示意味著人類在任何方面都有著擁有無窮潛力。

Eythor Bender is the CEO of Berkeley Bionics, which augments humans with wearable, powered and artificially intelligent devices called exoskeletons or "wearable robots." Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by kane tan
Reviewed by Adrienne Lin
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