Here are four quick points:
1. The exoskeleton is composed of aluminum and titanium.
2. The device’s motors mirror a child’s muscles, allowing them to stand up and walk.
3. The exoskeleton is intended for children between three years and 14 years.
4. The device is in its preclinical phase.
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