Hypershell Halo

Berlin – September 12, 2026 -- Hypershell closed out IFA 2026 with the global launch of its Halo exoskeleton, a wearable device designed for off-road mobility that weighs just 2.6 kg and folds down to under 8 liters for backpack transport.

Halo becomes the first exoskeleton to sync four motorized joints at once

The Halo coordinates four powered joints -- both hips and knees -- in a single system, delivering up to 1,490 watts of peak power and a battery range of up to 20 km. Hypershell says this is the first product in the industry to combine all four joints for natural-feeling assistance regardless of terrain.

The brand collected 21 industry awards during the five-day show

Outlets including TechRadar, GameStar.de, T3, Netzwelt and Tom's Guide handed Hypershell roughly 20 media awards. The company also won the IFA Innovation Awards 2026 in the Best in Mobility and Best in Design categories.

Berlin – September 12, 2026 -- Exoskeleton maker Hypershell closed out IFA 2026 with the global debut of its Halo model, a 2.6kg wearable robot priced for pre-order at €2,299 for a limited 200-unit "Origin Edition," with deliveries starting in November.

Halo coordinates four powered joints for full-body support

Hypershell says Halo is the first consumer exoskeleton to link four powered hip and knee joints as a single system. The device produces 1,490W peak output, delivers up to 20km of battery range, and folds down to under 8 litres so it fits in a standard backpack.

The device collected 21 awards during the five-day show

Hypershell received close to 20 media awards from outlets including TechRadar, T3, Tom's Guide, GameStar.de and Netzwelt. The company was also named an Honoree in both the Best in Mobility and Best in Design categories of the 2026 IFA Innovation Awards.

Berlin – September 08, 2026 -- Hypershell unveiled Halo, its flagship full-leg exoskeleton, at IFA 2026, marking the first consumer exoskeleton to coordinate four motorized hip and knee joints as a single system. The first 200 units, sold as the Origin Edition with a unique serial number, are available for pre-order starting at 2,299 EUR, with sales and phased deliveries beginning in November across the United States, Canada, Europe, the United Kingdom and China.

The frame moves with the body instead of against it. A continuous carbon-fiber structure runs from hip to lower leg, letting the four motorized joints share propulsion, weight support, descent control and landing cushioning. An adaptive Fish-Spine joint lets the hip motor track natural hip movement rather than a fixed axis, giving Halo up to 198 degrees of lateral range and 167 degrees of front-to-back motion.

Berlin – September 08, 2026 -- Hypershell has launched Halo, a leg exoskeleton priced from 2,299 EUR, at IFA 2026, targeting hikers and outdoor users who need powered support across mixed terrain.

Four motors work as one coordinated system

Halo is built on what Hypershell calls its Unified Architecture, a continuous carbon-fiber frame running from hip to lower leg that links four motorized hip and knee joints into a single system. CEO Kelvin Sun said the company redesigned the entire lower-body power system rather than simply adding motorized knees to an existing hip exoskeleton.

The HyperDrive Pro motor system delivers up to 1,490W of peak power across the leg. Each knee power unit weighs only 170 grams, using a magnesium-alloy housing to keep total weight down.