Core Insights - The article emphasizes the growing maturity and market potential of exoskeleton robots, which have applications in military, industrial, medical, and consumer sectors, driven by advancements in technology and increasing demand from an aging population [1][2]. Market Overview - Exoskeleton robots originated from military needs and have evolved over a century, now achieving large-scale applications in medical and industrial fields. The market is expected to expand further due to breakthroughs in AI and materials science, as well as the increasing demand for elderly care [1][2]. - The global market for exoskeleton robots is projected to reach $6.8 billion by 2030, indicating significant growth potential [2]. Applications - In the military sector, exoskeleton robots enhance individual combat capabilities. In industrial settings, they improve efficiency and reduce injury risks, particularly in high-intensity tasks such as logistics, automotive manufacturing, and mining [2]. - In outdoor activities, exoskeleton robots enhance experiences in hiking and climbing, with testing and operations already underway in various scenic areas, and prices are becoming more consumer-friendly [2]. - In the medical field, exoskeleton robots show great promise in rehabilitation and elderly care, further expanding their application scope [2]. Industry Participation - Numerous companies are entering the exoskeleton robot market through self-research, collaborative development, establishing subsidiaries, or investing in startups, indicating a competitive and dynamic industry landscape [3].