I tested £1,600 robot legs — how powered exoskeletons change work

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A recent test evaluated £1,600 robotic legs designed for heavy manual labour.

Wearable exoskeletons aim to reduce lower back and knee strain during repetitive lifting.

Commercial interest is rising across logistics, healthcare, and construction sectors.

Questions remain regarding comfort, battery life, and long-term physiological impact.

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