Exoskeleton suit for disabled people is a wearable intelligent rehabilitation device tailored for individuals with limb mobility impairments such as paraplegia, hemiplegia and lower limb weakness. Designed with bionic joint structures and high-precision sensing modules, it can capture the wearer’s movement intention in real time and provide stable auxiliary torque to help users stand, walk, turn and climb stairs safely. The whole device adopts lightweight high-toughness materials and multi-angle adjustable frameworks to fit various body shapes without limiting the flexibility of limb movement. Equipped with built-in anti-fall protection, emergency stop locking and balance assistance functions, it greatly reduces potential safety risks during training. Regular training with this equipment can effectively improve limb blood circulation, relieve muscle stiffness and joint adhesion, and prevent disuse atrophy caused by long-term dependence on wheelchairs. Widely applied in rehabilitation centers and household rehabilitation scenarios, the exoskeleton assists disabled users in restoring basic self-care abilities, rebuilding confidence in social interaction and significantly improving their overall quality of life.
