Ascentiz, the company behind the world’s first modular exoskeleton, has introduced its H Series wearable devices designed to assist hikers, runners, and everyday walkers. The H Pro and H Ultra models are now available for purchase with significant launch discounts, making advanced mobility technology more accessible to consumers seeking enhanced performance during outdoor activities.
Both exoskeletons feature hip-level assistance technology that works in harmony with natural body movement. Rather than replacing how users walk or run, the devices provide targeted support during critical phases of each stride, such as leg lifting and ground propulsion. This approach aims to reduce physical strain while maintaining the user’s natural gait and movement patterns.
The H Pro represents the lighter option, weighing 5.5 pounds and delivering up to 1,000 watts of peak assistance, which reportedly makes strides feel approximately 40 percent lighter. It offers a 25-kilometer assisted range and suits everyday walking, fitness routines, and casual outdoor adventures. The H Ultra features a premium construction using carbon fiber and titanium alloy, incorporating dual batteries for extended 50-kilometer range and increased power output for demanding terrain and longer journeys. Both models are weather-resistant with IP54 ratings and operate with minimal noise.
Pricing for the launch includes the H Pro at $1,199, reduced from $1,499, and the H Ultra at $1,599, down from its standard $1,999 price. The devices are available through Ascentiz’s website, with the company also planning demonstrations at IFA Berlin beginning September 4.
Originally reported by Mashable →
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