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AI exoskeleton pushes your steps on the trail
technology1 day ago

AI exoskeleton pushes your steps on the trail

A first look at Hypershell's X Ultra S, a $2,000 motorized exoskeleton for hikers that uses dual hip motors (up to 1,000W) and the HyperIntuition AI to adjust assistance in real time, helping on climbs and soft terrain while requiring manual mode changes for descents and uneven ground; controlled via a mobile app with Boost mode, it delivers about 18 miles of typical-range battery life, carries safety risks if not disengaged, and signals AI moving from analysis to physical output—still early and not perfectly seamless.

via TechSpot|
#ai#exoskeleton#hiking
Wearable Exoskeleton Falls Short as an E-Bike Replacement on Real Rides
technology3 days ago

Wearable Exoskeleton Falls Short as an E-Bike Replacement on Real Rides

A CNET tester evaluated whether the Hypershell X Ultra S exoskeleton worn on a regular bike could match the boost of an e-bike. Over three rides—unassisted, in about 50% Hyper mode, and on an e-bike for comparison—the author found little difference in speed or heart rate, with comfort issues and the exoskeleton’s shifting battery hindering performance. The device adds weight and isn’t consistently effective, so for most riders an e-bike remains the easier upgrade. The exoskeleton could help a returning cyclist with a suitable bike, but it isn’t a true replacement for an e-bike, and the product is priced around $1,999. Results may vary with training and setup.

via CNET|
#ebike#exoskeleton#hypershell
Robot exoskeleton boosts Grand Canyon endurance, not a miracle
technology6 days ago

Robot exoskeleton boosts Grand Canyon endurance, not a miracle

A reviewer tests the Hypershell X Ultra S exoskeleton on a Grand Canyon hike, finding it extends endurance and reduces fatigue enough to finish a two‑mile rim hike and about 12,000 steps without using his cane, but it’s not a cure for disability or a superhero device. The app‑controlled, ~5‑pound unit uses a back‑mounted battery with motors at the hips, offers modes like Eco/Hyper/Transparent/Fitness, and claims ~30 km (18.6 miles) of range with a spare battery. Real‑world results vary by terrain and fitness, and the device is pricey (about $1,999 for the X Ultra S).

via CNET|
#endurance#exoskeleton#fitness-tech
Hypershell Elevates Trail Power With Slimmer, Smarter Exoskeletons
gadgets6 days ago

Hypershell Elevates Trail Power With Slimmer, Smarter Exoskeletons

Hypershell debuts three slimmer S-series exoskeletons—X Pro S, Max S, and Ultra S—boosting athletic performance with AI motion-detection that reduces response delay; they deliver up to 1,000W, 22N of torque, and up to 15 mph, with Ultra S offering an 18‑mile range and swappable batteries. The company emphasizes they are not medical devices, and users should still plan for extra batteries on long trips.

via Gizmodo|
#ai#exoskeleton#gadgets
Stroud boy leads UK’s first home trial of a powered exoskeleton
technology2 months ago

Stroud boy leads UK’s first home trial of a powered exoskeleton

Seven-year-old Asger from Stroud with cerebral palsy became the UK's first person to trial a home-based powered exoskeleton (the Agilik orthosis by Bionic Power) costing around £72,000; his family paid £600 for a one-week trial, and the device enabled him to walk to school with greater independence, highlighting life-changing potential as well as ongoing affordability and maintenance challenges and the need for broader NHS support.

via BBC|
#assistive-technology#cerebral-palsy#exoskeleton
Nike's Futuristic Robotic and Powered Sneakers Push the Limits of Athletic Technology
technology6 months ago

Nike's Futuristic Robotic and Powered Sneakers Push the Limits of Athletic Technology

Nike's Project Amplify introduces futuristic robotic shoes with an exoskeleton that provides assistance during walking and running, aiming to reduce bodily stress and enhance performance, with potential applications in accessibility, rehabilitation, and athletics. The prototype is fun and effective, though still in development, with plans possibly aligned with the 2028 Olympics.

via Gear Patrol|
#exoskeleton#innovation#nike