Betting on human augmentation, will lightweight exoskeletons go mainstream?

Hypershell is trying to carve out a new category at the intersection of wearables and robotics. The Chinese startup focuses on lightweight exoskeletons for outdoor and everyday use, built around lower-limb assistance. Its system combines motors and onboard sensors to add power when walking or climbing, easing strain and improving efficiency. In form, it feels closer to wearable gear than traditional industrial exoskeletons. The team fits the profile of a typical hard-tech startup. Its core membe