AI exoskeleton gives adventurers ‘superpowers’

The world of exoskeletons can extend beyond industrial and medical applications to amateur adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts. The X1, from Chinese startup Dnsys, is a motorized exoskeleton powered by artificial intelligence (AI) that promises to deliver an extra 900 watts of power for walking, hiking, climbing and running.

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OR DNSys X1 it is designed to be compact and efficient, supporting up to approximately 40 kilograms of load and allowing speeds above 25 km/h. This combination of power and mobility makes it an ideal tool for a variety of outdoor activities. This is because it expands the limits of what adventurers can do.

Free time with exoskeletons

The emergence of exoskeletons for recreational performance represents a new frontier in the field of wearable technology. Just as e-bikes have revolutionized cycling, recreational exoskeletons promise to make adventures accessible that were previously out of reach for many.

DNSys follows in the footsteps of Hypershell when he throws his exoskeleton via Kickstarter, a crowdfunding platform, which seeks to surpass its competitor in terms of performance and design. The X1 offers lighter construction, more power and impressive load capacity. This makes it an attractive option for outdoor enthusiasts looking for an extra boost in their activities.

The motion sensor embedded in the exoskeleton constantly analyzes the position of the user’s legs, instantly adjusting motor power to optimize performance and efficiency. Plus, the button-operated boost mode provides an extra burst of power when needed, increasing speed and torque.

Check out a trailer of sorts for the exoskeleton below:

One of the X1’s strong points is its battery range, which varies from 25 kilometers to 30 kilometers, depending on the model. However, as with any innovative technology, it is important to consider the potential challenges and limitations.

Availability

Exoskeletons can represent a significant investment and may not be suitable for all types of outdoor activities. Therefore, it is essential that the user carefully evaluates their needs and expectations before purchasing a device like the X1.

The X1 crowdfunding campaign offers different models to meet different needs, with early access starting from $399 (R$2,000, in direct conversion). But it’s important to remember that crowdfunding projects may be delayed or may not happen.

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