China develops its first exoskeleton robot for mine emergency rescue.

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  China has successfully created its first exoskeleton robot system,

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  specifically designed for complex mine environments,

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  marking a significant step toward human-machine collaborative rescue operations.

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  According to China Energy Investment Corporation, the system is now undergoing industrial testing.

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  and has completed three rounds of practical training validation with a national mine rescue team demonstrating excellent adaptability and stability in underground conditions.

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  The project was initiated in 2025 by Shendong Coal Group of China Energy Investment Corporation.

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  in partnership with the China Coal Research Institute,

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  aiming to address critical challenges in mine disaster response,

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  including limited equipment intelligence and constrained individual rescue capabilities.

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  The robot features an innovative rigid,

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  flexible coupling structural design integrating upper and lower limb power assist modules with an embedded multi-sensor system and AI controller.

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  This configuration enables efficient human-machine collaboration in underground operations.

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  Key technical specifications include over six hours of continuous operation,

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  movement recognition accuracy exceeding 95%,

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  and a maximum load capacity of 80 kilograms for carrying and dragging.

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