Hypershell Makes Waves at IFA 2026
The IFA 2026 event has proven to be a significant milestone for
Hypershell, a global leader in the consumer exoskeleton industry, with the successful launch of their latest product,
Halo™. Designed for mobility across all terrains, Halo™ made its debut at the event, capturing the attention of audiences and securing a remarkable collection of 21 industry awards.
Innovating Mobility
Halo™ is unique, featuring a system that synchronizes four motorized joints at the hip and knee to provide powerful and natural assistance. Weighing only 2.6 kg and boasting a peak power output of 1,490 W, it offers a battery range of up to 20 km and can be folded to under 8 liters, making it perfect for transport in a backpack. This innovative engineering has placed Hypershell at the forefront of wearable technology.
Their achievements were further underscored by accolades from notable industry publications including
TechRadar,
GameStar.de,
T3,
Netzwelt, and
Tom's Guide, as well as recognition in the “Best in Mobility” and “Best in Design” categories as an Honoree at the
IFA Innovation Awards 2026. These accolades highlight Hypershell’s commitment to delivering advanced, accessible, and human-centered wearable robotics.
Visitor Engagement
During the five-day event, Hypershell's booth attracted a steady stream of visitors, generating significant interest and engagement. Attendees ranged from outdoor enthusiasts, industry professionals, to casual consumers, all eager to experience the product firsthand. Feedback was overwhelmingly positive, with participants appreciating the AI-based gait synchronization, intuitive adaptive support, and versatility of use, from fitness training to daily mobility assistance.
Additionally, many visitors, particularly those interested in the exoskeleton technology, utilized rented Hypershell units to navigate the exhibition space more comfortably. In line with their mission “Tech for Good,” the brand transformed the over 800,000 steps taken by visitors during product trials into charitable donations through the initiative “Every Step Counts.” A total of eight
X Pro S exoskeletons, valued at €7,992, were donated to the UK charity
Ramblers, promoting accessibility in outdoor activities.
Expanding Retail Presence
Hypershell is also broadening its footprint in the retail market with dedicated experience zones launching in key markets. Collaborations with local retailers like
Mediaworld and
Unieuro in Italy,
Decathlon and
Fnac in France,
Globetrotter in Germany,
Intersport and
Bründl Sports in Austria, and
Lehner in Switzerland, will enhance consumer access to their cutting-edge technology. More details regarding these retail locations are to be announced.
Future Outlook & Pre-Orders
As stated by
Nick Wang, Hypershell's European Sales Director, “The overwhelming response to Halo and broad industry recognition reinforces the growing demand for accessible consumer exoskeleton technology.” As global pre-orders for Halo commence, Hypershell aims to expand its retail and experiential networks to reach more users across the region.
At the conclusion of the exhibition, an exclusive limited edition of 200
Hypershell Halo Origin Edition units, featuring a unique logo, production number, and additional benefits, saw impressive pre-order demand at a price of €2,299. Deliveries are set to begin in November, with more details provided closer to the release date. The strong momentum in pre-orders reflects heightened consumer interest in the product within global markets.
For further information regarding pre-orders, visit
Hypershell's official website.
About Hypershell
Founded in 2021, Hypershell is at the forefront of exoskeleton technology aimed at enhancing human exploration capabilities. Their intelligent exoskeletons adapt in real-time to terrain, activity, and user intentions, making movements lighter and more natural. With certified performance metrics from
SGS and tens of thousands of units sold across more than 70 countries, Hypershell is committed to empowering human capabilities, shaping a future where wearable robotics will be as essential as backpacks for exploration, work, and play.