American traveler christian.grossi trying robotic legs in China’s Zhangjiajie National Park.
He straps on the device and is immediately blown away. As he starts walking and then running, he says it feels like the robot is moving for him. At full power, he says he’s putting in no effort and calls it “literally the future.”
These robotic legs are available to rent in the park for about $22 a day, or to buy for $915. The system uses sensors to detect your walking rhythm and adjusts automatically to match your pace. You can increase or reduce the level of assistance, making it feel nearly effortless on steep climbs.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DPJgKgDiAvE/I can see lazy Americans using these in the future where they can't use scooters.
