Wearables

Wearables — assistance, not payload

Wearable assistance (kg or N) is not robot wrist payload and motor power is not lift capacity; industrial lift and consumer gait have separate tables.

Class definition

Wearable robots are attached to and carried by a human, providing assistive force (IFR type D1 exoskeleton).

What each kind reports

An industrial lift exoskeleton reports assistance per movement; a consumer gait wearable reports motor output and assisted range.

Boundary. “38 kg lift support” is assistance, not a robot payload. “400/800 W” is motor power, not lift capacity. They must never share a metric row. Unitree sells no exoskeleton.

Industrial lift exoskeleton — German Bionic Exia

The vendor publishes an assistance figure; most supporting specifications were not parseable on the linked page and are shown as — rather than substituted from press.

Source: German Bionic — Exia Explained #5 [M1]. Assistance figure is company-published.
MetricGerman Bionic Exia
Class#active industrial lift assist [M1]
Assistance per movement#up to 38 kg adaptive lift support [M1]
Direction / mode#—
Mass on user#—
Fit range#—
Duty cycle#—
Battery#—
Environment#—
Target work#industrial / logistics / care assist [M1]
Certification#—
Price status#contact sales [M1]

Consumer gait wearables — Hypershell X Go / X Pro

Motor power is the published output figure; assistance in kg is not published. Prices are the figures shown on the page at fetch time.

Source: Hypershell X series [M2], re-read 2026-08-27. Only values the page attributes to a named model are filled. Assistance is not published in kg; motor watts are not lifting assistance.
MetricHypershell X GoHypershell X Pro
Class#consumer gait wearable [M2]consumer gait wearable [M2]
Actuation
Motor power#400 W [M2]800 W [M2]
Motor count#——
Maximum motor torque#——
Maximum speed assistance#——
Mass
Mass on user (product headline)#2 kg, foldable [M2]1.8 kg, foldable [M2]
Battery & range
Battery type#Hypershell Intelligent Battery [M2]Hypershell Anti-Cold Battery [M2]
Packs included#1 [M2]2 [M2]
Capacity per pack#72 Wh [M2]72 Wh [M2]
Assisted range per battery#15 km [M2]17.5 km [M2]
Charge time#——
Modes & environment
Intelligent modes#6 [M2]10 [M2]
IP rating#IP54 [M2]IP54 [M2]
Anti-cold rating#down to −10 °C [M2]down to −20 °C [M2]
Fit, status & price
Fit range#——
Medical-device status#not a certified medical device; for individuals who can walk independently [M2]not a certified medical device; for individuals who can walk independently [M2]
Dated price#US $999 sale shown against $1799, 2026-08-25 [M2]higher tier on the same page, 2026-08-25 [M2]
Gaps. Torque and motor count sit in an unlabelled widget; speed assistance is image-only; charge time unpublished; fit is a sizing tool.
X Pro mass and X Carbon

X Pro mass is the 1.8 kg headline, not the widget’s 1.7–1.8 kg net or 2.5–2.6 kg total. No X Carbon column.

No parseable sheet

Fourier EXOPS

Rehabilitation wearable. No parseable payload/battery specification was found on the official product page at fetch time, so it has no quantitative table.

Represented as a taxonomy card only, per the evidence contract.