Hypershell Halo
By Hypershell
Four-motor consumer exoskeleton combining powered hip and knee assistance for walking, hiking and mixed-terrain mobility.
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Product Overview
Hypershell Halo is a powered consumer exoskeleton that extends Hypershell’s assistance architecture from the hips to both the hips and knees. Four motors coordinate powered assistance across the lower-limb kinetic chain for walking, climbing, descending, sit-to-stand movement and other outdoor mobility tasks. Halo was unveiled on 3 September 2026 and is currently offered for preorder, with estimated shipping beginning in late November. Hypershell lists a 1,490 W peak output, a 72 Wh removable PocketVolt battery with up to 20 km stated range, and a 3.2 kg wearable-system weight excluding the battery. Halo is a consumer mobility product and is not a medical device.
Positioning & Buyer Fit
Flagship full-leg consumer exoskeleton combining powered hip and knee assistance for demanding outdoor and everyday mobility.
Best suited to buyers seeking broader lower-limb assistance than a hip-only consumer exoskeleton, particularly for mixed terrain, climbing, descending and activities involving repeated knee flexion.
Use Case & Product Classification
Consumer Mobility Exoskeleton
- Four powered hip/knee motors
- Up to 1 490 W peak assistance output
- 72 Wh removable PocketVolt battery
- Up to 20 km manufacturer-stated range
- 2.6 kg rigid structure excluding battery and wearable system
- 3.2 kg with wearable system excluding battery
- 370 g PocketVolt battery
- 30+ motion sensors
- HyperIntuition 2.0
- IP54
- Folded volume 8 L
- Operating temperature -20°C to 45°C
- Manufacturer-reported maximum assisted speed up to 17 km/h
Claims & Evidence
Hypershell reports up to a 40% reduction in knee-related muscle activation during controlled sit-to-stand testing. The company also reports 24% energy savings and a 20% heart-rate reduction during walking, and 39% energy savings and a 42% heart-rate reduction during cycling.
Certification & Regulatory Notes
Not a medical device
Hypershell positions Halo as a consumer lifestyle mobility product. The manufacturer states that users must be capable of independent walking, voluntary leg lifting and maintaining balance without external assistance.
Pricing & Commercial Access
Ships from from late November 2026
Price checked 04/09/2026Current public commercial routes tracked by Exoskeleton Index.
- Ships from from late November 2026
- Ships from from late November 2026
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