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81.0 MB of video data from Kenji Kato, last updated May 26, 2026, documents a study evaluating a suspension-type fall-impact-mitigation robot. The research employed high-performance, markerless motion-capture technology to measure fall velocities across five scenarios, including forward/backward falls and tripping on slopes. Results showed the robot reduced hip velocity upon ground contact to below 2.0 m/s in 98.9% of measurements.
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