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Hypershell Adventure Days is bringing Prime Day-style savings to outdoor exoskeletons.The sale features savings of up to...
06/21/2026

Hypershell Adventure Days is bringing Prime Day-style savings to outdoor exoskeletons.

The sale features savings of up to $800, with full Adventure Days offers unlocking June 23. For hikers, travelers, outdoor photographers, and anyone interested in the future of consumer wearable robotics, this is one to watch.

Read the full sponsored article on Exoskeleton Report:
https://exoskeletonreport.com/2026/06/hypershell-adventure-days-hypershell-prime-day-sale-save-up-to-800/

Hypershell Adventure Days brings Prime Day-style retail behavior to outdoor exoskeletons; early access to X Carbon, full offers unlock June 23.

New article on Exoskeleton Report:China’s Silver Economy Helps Draw RMB ¥1.8B+ (US$270M+) Into Exoskeletons as Everyday ...
06/10/2026

New article on Exoskeleton Report:

China’s Silver Economy Helps Draw RMB ¥1.8B+ (US$270M+) Into Exoskeletons as Everyday Mobility Technology

We put together an English reader’s guide to a Chinese-language AgeClub / 36Kr article about exoskeletons, aging, and China’s “silver economy.”

The original article looks at exoskeletons from a different angle: not just as medical or industrial devices, but as everyday mobility technology for older adults, families, scenic areas, elder-care services, and consumer health platforms.

Our guide includes translated company names, ExR directory mappings, and a breakdown of the 2025–May 2026 investment activity behind companies such as Fourier, RoboCT, Hypershell, EULON, ULS Robotics, Buffalo Robot, MileBot, and DaAi Robot.

This also connects back to something ExR has been writing about since 2017: exoskeletons are not only about productivity or rehabilitation. They can also be about preserving mobility, independence, and quality of life.

Read it here:

A translated guide to China’s silver-economy exoskeleton investment article, including company names, ExR mappings.

Exoskeletons are usually discussed in terms of reducing strain and supporting physical work. But there is another import...
06/02/2026

Exoskeletons are usually discussed in terms of reducing strain and supporting physical work. But there is another important question: how comfortable are they to wear?

Because exoskeletons attach to the body with straps, cuffs, sleeves, harnesses, and textiles, they can also trap heat. That may create an opening for a new exoskeleton-adjacent product category: personal cooling.

This article looks at evaporative cooling clothing, Peltier/thermoelectric devices, and wearable climate-control systems - and why they could matter for future exoskeleton adoption.

Read the article:

Personal cooling devices and clothing could help exoskeletons become more wearable by improving thermal comfort, controls, and workplace adoption.

Fourier Rehab’s GReAT Summit 2026 brought together clinicians, researchers, and technology leaders in Shanghai to explor...
05/15/2026

Fourier Rehab’s GReAT Summit 2026 brought together clinicians, researchers, and technology leaders in Shanghai to explore the future of intelligent rehabilitation.

Highlights included updates to the ExoMotus M4 lower-limb exoskeleton, new partnerships with Nagoya University and NHG Health, and a broader rehabilitation ecosystem spanning exoskeletons, humanoid robotics, cognitive training, and connected-care platforms.

Read the Exoskeleton Report recap:
https://exoskeletonreport.com/2026/05/fourier-rehabs-great-summit-2026-highlights-rehabilitation-robotics-exomotus-m4-updates-and-new-global-partnerships/

Fourier Rehab held the Global Rehabilitation & Assistive Technology Network (GReAT) Summit 2026 from May 13 to 15 at Fourier Shanghai Headquarters, bringing together clinicians, researchers, industry leaders, and rehabilitation […]

A new episode of The Exoskeleton Report Podcast is now available!In Episode 28: “Not a Sales Pitch – An Exoskeleton Engi...
05/12/2026

A new episode of The Exoskeleton Report Podcast is now available!
In Episode 28: “Not a Sales Pitch – An Exoskeleton Engineer Puts Consumer Exos to the Test,” Bobby Marinov is joined by Dr. Tom Sugar after a day and a half of hands-on testing with several consumer hip exoskeletons.
The conversation covers what these devices feel like in real-world use, how they perform on ramps, stairs, inclines, and cycling, where they still fall short, and whether consumer exoskeletons could become something like “e-bikes for your legs.”
Listen on the Exoskeleton Report website or on any major podcast platform:
https://exoskeletonreport.com/2026/05/episode-28-not-a-sales-pitch-an-exoskeleton-engineer-puts-consumer-exos-to-the-test/

Powered exoskeletons for less than $1,000: are they toys, gimmicks, the real deal, or something in between? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Tom Sugar after a day […]

Sponsored Content | Same article, better images.The thumbnails had their moment. The article has had a visual refresh - ...
05/12/2026

Sponsored Content | Same article, better images.
The thumbnails had their moment. The article has had a visual refresh - with new and improved images, as promised by every software update ever.

The message is still the important part: companies need objective, repeatable ways to evaluate whether industrial exoskeletons are actually reducing physical workload.
ViveLab Exo combines motion capture, biomechanical modeling, and the TIE framework - Torque, Intensity, Energy - to bring more data to industrial exoskeleton evaluation in real workplace tasks.

Bonus: the article includes a downloadable PDF, so you can save, share, or send it to the ergonomics, safety, or innovation team without relying on a social media preview image.

Read the sponsored feature here: https://exoskeletonreport.com/2026/05/vivelab-exo-bringing-data-driven-evaluation-to-industrial-exoskeletons/

ViveLab Exo combines motion capture, biomechanical modelling, and the TIE framework to help companies objectively evaluate the ergonomic impact of industrial exoskeletons.

Sponsored Content: Industrial exoskeletons are gaining traction, but many companies still face the same question: how do...
05/12/2026

Sponsored Content: Industrial exoskeletons are gaining traction, but many companies still face the same question: how do you measure their real impact?
ViveLab Exo brings together motion capture, biomechanical modeling, and digital ergonomics tools to help evaluate how exoskeletons affect workload, posture risk, and energy demand during real tasks.
Learn how this platform is helping move exoskeleton evaluation from anecdotal feedback to measurable evidence:

ViveLab Exo combines motion capture, biomechanical modelling, and the TIE framework to help companies objectively evaluate the ergonomic impact of industrial exoskeletons.

Looking for exoskeleton companies around the world?The Exoskeleton Report map is a live resource that currently includes...
04/16/2026

Looking for exoskeleton companies around the world?

The Exoskeleton Report map is a live resource that currently includes 171 mapped locations tied to 157 exoskeleton and wearable robotics organizations.

Explore the map here:
https://exoskeletonreport.com/2015/10/map-of-exoskeleton-companies/

If you notice a missing or outdated address, send a correction through the Exoskeleton Report contact form so the map can keep improving.

Map of companies, businesses and startups involved with exoskeleton technology from around the world, updated 2026!

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