Halo Exoskeleton Brings Knee-Level Help to Hikers
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Gizmodo tests the Hypershell Halo, a hiking exoskeleton that adds knee-level motors, cushioning for descents, and a sit-to-stand feature, aiming to help people with mobility issues as well as healthy hikers. It’s more feature-rich than earlier models but remains bulky, requires several minutes of fitting, and carries a $2,300 preorder price, with Halo pitched as for everyone at IFA 2026.
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