🔴 Japanese researchers have developed a lightweight robotic exoskeleton to improve walking movement in mice. The system moves the mice’s joints using cables and pulleys. The researchers note that this technology could contribute to studies aimed at restoring mobility after spinal cord injuries and stroke.
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