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Dnsys · Wearables & Exos
Dnsys X1 Carbon
Available to order
from US$889
- Checked
- 27.09.2026
- Buy path
- Dnsys official store
Photo pending
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Hypershell · Wearables & Exos
Hypershell Halo
Pre-order · ships late Nov
Announced at IFA on 3 Sep 2026; the EU store takes pre-orders, with shipping planned from late November 2026.
from €2,299Halo (standard)
EU store pre-order price, checked 27 Sep 2026; VAT is 'calculated at checkout'. A limited Origin Edition (first 200 units, extra battery, extended warranty) also exists; its price was not captured.
- Checked
- 27.09.2026Source
- Made for
- Home
- Where
- EU · US · CA · CN
Antarum is independent: we don’t sell or ship robots and aren’t an official dealer of this brand. You buy from the manufacturer or an authorised dealer. They’re your contract partner.
Manufacturer price in the original currency, excl. VAT, shipping and import duties.
How Antarum earns moneyOverview
Hypershell's first full-leg exoskeleton, with four motors that power both hips and knees for all-terrain walking and knee relief on descents.
Key specs
- Powered joints
- Hip + knee (4 motors)
- Peak output
- 1,490 W
- Weight
- 2.6 kg (3.2 kg with wearable system)
- Battery / range
- 72 Wh removable, up to 20 km
- Build / protection
- 77% carbon fiber, 5% titanium; IP54
Why it’s in
- The first consumer exo from the category leader that also supports the knees
- Pre-orders are open in the EU now, with a firm shipping window
- Addresses hikers with knee problems, a gap in hip-only exos
What bothers us
- Not shipped yet: no independent long-term tests
- Heavier (3.2 kg) with shorter range (20 km) than the X Ultra S
- At €2,299, the most expensive consumer exo in this list
Sources
Status, prices and specs come from these public sources. Last checked: 27.09.2026.