After a Chinese-based tech company released robotic exoskeletons, hikers got the chance to test them on a hike up the steep ...

A towering 5,000 feet high, with more than 7,000 steps, Mount Tai, in the eastern Chinese province of Shandong, is known for turning legs to jelly for anyone game for scaling to the top.

But power-assisted trekking made possible through high-tech exoskeletons designed to help ... using a boost mode (which presumably drains the battery). There’s also a mode for running downhill ...

Hypershell has officially launched its groundbreaking Outdoor Exoskeletons ... outdoor adventures. Battery performance is equally impressive. The Hypershell X Series is powered by high-capacity ...

Recent advancements in battery technology, brushless motors, and sophisticated control systems mean that a powered exoskeleton can now be much sleeker, approaching the point where it can be worn ...

A hiker wearing a robotic exoskeleton while climbing the Mount Tai scenic area in Tai'an, East China's Shandong Province ...

A new breed of consumer exoskeleton products is aimed at hikers and mountaineers. These products specifically help those with ...

Whether it is motivated by a dream of superhuman strength courtesy of a mech suit or of mobility for those with impaired muscle function, the powered exoskeleton exerts a curious fascination among ...

On January 29, the first day of Chinese New Year, ten AI-powered exoskeletons debuted at Mount ... He also said that the battery needed more juice. Wang from the Taishan Cultural Tourism Group ...