Hypershell’s new X Series exoskeletons use AI-driven motion control to give you a little extra spring in your step, offering walking and hiking assistance across different terrain, ranges, and support ...

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I wore the Hypershell X Ultra S exoskeleton hiking at the Grand Canyon and during my normal routine. The AI system makes moving easier. By Sarah Horaczek Published May 20, 2026 11:56 AM EDT Add ...

One of the most outlandish Kickstarter projects of 2023 is about to spawn a product series meant to create a new breed of superhuman outdoor adventurer. The Hypershell Omega motored onto Kickstarter ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Hiker wearing Hypershell exoskeleton taking photos of the outdoors - Image: Josh Steinbauer; Getty Images / wat For anyone who’s ...

Hypershell has announced the Hypershell X Ultra wearable exoskeleton at the IFA tech show. The Hypershell X Ultra tops off the company’s range of exoskeletons, and features higher power motors and a ...

The Hypershell Pro X really is like something straight out of science fiction, bringing the concept of a cyborg from the realms of science fiction and experimental military research programs to ...

I’ve just returned from a trip to Berlin for IFA 2025, and while many products stood out enough to win our Best of IFA 2025 awards, there’s one that I can’t stop thinking about: the Hypershell X Ultra ...

Lighter, more refined design. Responsive, better-timed assistance. Handles changing terrain more naturally. For the first time, I can genuinely feel the difference. Target audience still unclear.

When e-bikes started going mainstream a few years ago, you couldn't possibly take one out for a spin and not get stares, questions, smiles, and the occasional whispered "cheater!" insult from a fellow ...

Seems to reduce muscle strain, not physical effort. You’re still more Alex James Murphy than Robocop. Not as “advanced” as it thinks it is. Irritating charging. You’ll never forget you’re wearing it.

I love hiking, but most of my body does not. I have POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome), which sends my heart rate into the 150s during moderate exertion, and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, ...