The "brain-computer interface + exoskeleton" rehabilitation solution has successfully undergone clinical trials at a number of hospitals, including Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University and Xuanwu Hospital. Simultaneously, popular tourist destinations like Mount Tai and Mount Heng in Nan Yue have initiated exoskeleton rental services tailored for mountain climbing enthusiasts. Exoskeleton products are rapidly making their way from the research labs into practical, real-world settings. This rapid progression is fueled by the steady foundation laid by the medical rehabilitation sector and the explosive expansion of the consumer market for walking aids, thereby continuously accelerating the commercialization journey. Nevertheless, the industry still faces hurdles such as enhancing product experience, establishing industry standards, raising user awareness, and addressing challenges related to battery longevity and weight reduction.