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Robots on show Radi Kaoif was paralysed from the waist down while fighting for the Israeli army. Since 1988 he has used a wheelchair to get around. Two years ago he became the first person to test the ReWalk; a revolutionary bionic exoskeleton, which allows him to stand, walk, sit and even climb stairs, via a remote control on his wrist.
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