On the 26th, the National Medical Products Administration officially released 38 medical industry standards, of which the 30th "Medical Lower Limb Exoskeleton Robot" (YY/T 1973-2025) filled the gap in domestic powered medical exoskeleton standards. As one of the core drafting units, RoboCT was deeply involved in the formulation of this standard.

The standard focuses on the safety, reliability and performance requirements of rehab exoskeletons, covering key technical indicators such as operating performance, static load strength, fatigue testing, noise control, and functional safety. Compared with existing general specifications, the new standard emphasizes the characteristics of medical devices and provides an authoritative basis for product development, production and testing. The introduction of the standard clearly states that, on the premise of ensuring that risks are controllable, technological innovations are encouraged.

As one of the few private enterprises in the drafting unit, RoboCT Technology, with its technical accumulation in exoskeleton structure design, motion control algorithms and clinical applications, provides practical support for key clauses such as standard test methods and mechanical performance requirements. The company has joined hands with more than ten authoritative institutions such as the China Food and Drug Inspection Institute, Zhejiang University, and Tianjin University to jointly promote the integration of standards and industry needs, and help enhance the international competitiveness of domestic exoskeleton products.