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For years, wearable exoskeletons have had enough power but terrible timing, making users feel like jerky robots. Hypershell's new X Series just changed that with AI that actually syncs with how humans naturally move.
A Bavarian tech company created a powered exoskeleton that helps renewable energy workers avoid career-ending back injuries while building solar farms and wind turbines. The Exia system detects lifting movements and provides real-time support to workers doing thousands of repetitive lifts.