Recently, Japan's Mount Fuji Scenic Area introduced RoboCT's GoGo-H exoskeleton, which has attracted a large number of mountaineering enthusiasts to experience it at the entrance to Mount Fuji's Fifth Station. Previously, the product has been deployed in several scenic areas, including the Great Wall, and has received widespread acclaim. RoboCT Technology is currently collaborating with several Japanese tourism companies and plans to expand its service offerings to cover more mountain routes and tourist destinations.

The product weighs only 2.5 kilograms and can be easily donned in under a minute. Its built-in multi-sensor system dynamically adjusts motor output through intelligent algorithms, providing precise assistance for ascending and descending slopes. Many users who tried it at scenic spots commented, "It felt like someone was supporting and pushing my feet upward," and "I couldn't feel the weight of the equipment at all, making climbing much easier."

The spokesperson for RoboCT Technology stated, "Mount Fuji's complex terrain and varied slopes provide a realistic and challenging environment for testing the performance of exoskeleton robots. The growing number of elderly mountaineers in Japan has a strong demand for safe, labor-saving, and sustainable mountaineering methods. RoboCT has identified this market opportunity and has selected Japan as one of its key overseas markets for promotion."

RoboCT hopes to use exoskeleton robot technology to help more people—especially the elderly—enjoy mountaineering more safely and comfortably. Mount Fuji is just a starting point, and we look forward to bringing the power of Chinese technology to the world.