Wearable exoskeleton can turn you into superhuman athlete

The X1 all-terrain exoskeleton, developed by Chinese startup Dnsys, enhances outdoor activities like hiking and climbing by providing an additional 900 watts of power, allowing users to carry up to 83 pounds with increased speed and endurance. Weighing only 3.5 pounds, the X1 features advanced AI algorithms and motion sensors that adjust to user movements, optimizing performance and reducing energy expenditure by up to 50%.

With a top speed of 16.7 mph and resistance features for downhill activities, the X1 also supports mobility for individuals with physical challenges. Its construction from aerospace-grade materials ensures durability and comfort, while the accompanying Dnsys app allows for health data tracking and personalized training adjustments. As Dnsys launches its Kickstarter campaign, the practicality and adoption of such exoskeletons in rugged terrains remain to be seen.