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AI-powered robotic exoskeleton enables paraplegic athlete carry Olympic flame | As one of the first testers, Piette has contributed to the improvement of robotic exoskeletons, even taking part in ‘cybathlons’.


In a historic moment, a paraplegic tennis player carries the Olympic flame using an AI-powered exoskeleton.

Kevin Piette, a French para-athlete, carried the flame in front of the Temple of Hera in Ancient Olympia, Greece, on Tuesday. As one of the initial testers, he has contributed to its improvement, even taking part in “cybathlons,” which are competitions where people with disabilities use assistive technologies to perform everyday activities. Today’s exclusive unveiling of our groundbreaking innovation in robotics engineering is a key moment where we will provide a rare glimpse into the future of mobility.”

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