en.Wedoany.com Report on Mar 30th, Recently, the exoskeleton robot has been officially put into use at the Huizhou Nuclear Power Plant, providing auxiliary support for frontline inspection and operational personnel. This equipment, based on intelligent sensing and mechanical assistance technology, can effectively assist lower limb movement, reducing the physical burden on workers during high-intensity inspections.

During an inspection operation deep in a -20-meter pump pit, the first worker to try it on experienced the changes brought by the equipment from wearing and adjusting it to walking steadily and climbing stairs. He expressed his surprise, saying, "My legs feel significantly lighter, and I can go up in one breath now!"

According to reports, this equipment can save approximately 30% to 50% of physical exertion during daily operations and reduce oxygen consumption by about 30% in scenarios such as walking and climbing, helping to improve operational safety and comfort. Younger employees found their movements more agile after wearing it, with some taking photos and sharing their experiences; some veteran workers also proactively inquired about the number of available units after trying them, suggesting an increase in deployment.

From initial skepticism during the trial phase to post-trial recognition, the application of the exoskeleton robot has not only improved inspection efficiency but also shifted part of the physical burden away from employees, allowing professional technical personnel to focus more on equipment maintenance and safety assurance.

Huizhou Nuclear Power stated that human-machine collaboration will become the norm for future operations. By optimizing working conditions through technological means, it aims to provide a more convenient working experience for frontline workers in the clean energy sector while ensuring safety.