Explore an initial selection of real exoskeletons and assistive devices: discover what they do, who they are for and how they are offered on the market.
5 models shown
An active exoskeleton with coordinated hip and knee assistance for outdoor movement.
Preorder: shipping expected from late November 2026. For people able to walk and balance independently; not a medical device.
Manufacturer website ↗Image: © Hypershell · 30/09/2026
Powered hip assistance designed for hiking and demanding outdoor routes.
Available through the manufacturer’s European store. Requires independent walking and balance; not a medical device.
Manufacturer website ↗Image: © Hypershell · 30/09/2026
An active exoskeleton supporting workers during lifting, carrying and physical tasks.
Demonstrations and use-case assessments through the manufacturer. *Claimed assistance: not a safe maximum lifting limit.
Manufacturer website ↗Image: © German Bionic · 30/09/2026
A passive exoskeleton supporting the lower back during manual handling tasks.
A professional solution with workplace trials and ergonomic assessment. Confirm pricing and supply with the manufacturer.
Manufacturer website ↗Image: © SUITX by Ottobock · 30/09/2026
A robotic exoskeleton for gait training in rehabilitation settings.
Clinical use with trained staff; not offered for personal purchase. Suitability is assessed by the clinical team.
Manufacturer website ↗Image: © Ekso Bionics · 30/09/2026
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