The war in Ukraine has become a testing ground for new military tech, and these exoskeletons look like something ripped ...

We all chuckled at Wallace's robotic trews in the 1993 film, but now motorised walking harnesses are becoming a reality.

According to the Ukraine's 7th Air Assault Corps, the devices help soldiers lift heavy artillery shells and run at up to 12 ...

Wearable tech rarely promises something genuinely new, but these Hypershell X deals tap into a different kind of upgrade, focusing on reducing physical effort rather than adding another screen to your ...

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What happens when you climb a mountain with a robot strapped to your hips? In Snowdonia, Hypershell’s AI-powered exoskeleton offers a glimpse into a future where technology augments human endurance on ...

The Hypershell is the first mass produced exoskeleton but is it an e-bike for your legs or just some more unwanted cycling tech? We've been trying one out to try and make us faster at riding hills on ...

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On a wind swept alpine trail a hiker approaches a steep rocky ascent. But instead of slowing down, she accelerates, her steps cushioned by a rhythmic push from a barely visible exoskeletal frame ...

Hypershell is a brand that's making waves with its new exoskeleton technology. The basic idea is that you strap an external frame to your hips and thighs, and it'll electronically assist you in ...