The Halo distinguishes itself through a unified architecture that synchronizes four powered hip-and-knee joints into a single, cohesive system. By integrating these points of movement, the device provides support across a diverse range of terrains, adapting to the user's natural gait. This development builds upon the company’s existing AI-powered technology, which adjusts to terrain and intent in real time.

Founded in 2021, Hypershell has established a presence in over 70 countries with its line of intelligent exoskeletons. Beyond the new flagship model, the company will showcase its award-winning X Series at Booth 119 in Hall 12 from September 4 to 8. Attendees will have the opportunity to test the equipment and evaluate how the technology functions in practical, high-mobility scenarios.