On the morning of the 19th, the torch relay of the 4th Hangzhou Asian Para Games was officially launched and carried out at Qiandao Lake Xiushui Square in Chun'an County, Hangzhou. Dr. Wang Tian, founder and CEO of RoboCT Technology, appeared as the 12th torchbearer at Qiandao Lake Station in Chun'an County, and Li Panpan, a Chinese cross-country skier and product experience officer of RoboCT, appeared as the third torchbearer in Chun'an County.

As an enterprise, RoboCT is committed to providing better products and services to people with disabilities. According to Dr. Wang Tian, founder and CEO of RoboCT Technology, this torch relay is not only a process of passing the torch, but also a process of conveying love and concern to support people with disabilities. Through this event, RoboCT believes that more people will join and help with the healthy development of the disabled.

As a representative of the national disabled athletes, Li Panpan has won gold medals and honors in many international competitions. She expressed her hope that through her efforts and actions, she can demonstrate the indomitable and courageous spirit of human beings and encourage more people to pay attention to and support disabled people. 

What’s more worth mentioning is that He Junquan, a member of the Chinese Disabled Swimming Team, and Peng Chao, an “armless boy” from Miyi County, Panzhihua, also completed the Jiande Station wearing smart-assisted exoskeletons developed and produced by RoboCT.

RoboCT 's intelligent assistance exoskeleton is designed for people with lower-limb dysfunction. It integrates artificial intelligence, robots, ergonomics and other technological applications to provide wearers with movement correction, injury recovery, sports protection and improvement assistance, helping wearers to perform safely and regularly. Complete actions that were previously difficult to do. The intelligent power-assisted exoskeleton adopts a streamlined product design as a whole, uses high-tech materials, and is equipped with adjustable waist and leg brackets to make the robot equipment fit the body. A torch adapter is mounted on the waist to assist the torch bearer in completing the torch relay.

As an enterprise committed to technological innovation, RoboCT actively participated in the Hangzhou Asian Paralympic Games, using practical actions to help science and technology for good and promote humanistic Asian Paralympic Games, echoing the theme of the Asian Paralympic Games of "Hearts Meet, Dreams Shine". The Asian Para Games is Asia's largest comprehensive sports event for people with disabilities. It not only represents the fighting spirit and fighting spirit of disabled athletes from all over the world, but also embodies mankind's pursuit of equality, respect and tolerance. RoboCT is fully aware of its importance and far-reaching significance, and hopes to use its own technological and professional advantages to provide technological innovation support for the Asian Para Games. In the future, RoboCT will continue to be committed to the combination of technological innovation and social welfare undertakings, and continue to work hard to achieve a better human life.