I tried Hypershell’s X-series exoskeleton at CES, and it was a fascinating experience
Hypershell PRO X exoskeleton Ant Pruitt / ZDNETI’m a content creator first, but I do enjoy the world of consumer technology. Especially when I see tech that moves from the B2B world down to B2C for everyone to enjoy, such as the 2025 CES Innovation winner Hypershell X-series exoskeleton. What a fascinating piece of tech.Also: CES 2025: The 22 most impressive products you don’t want to missLike many in the media, prior to CES, I was flooded with thousands of emails from various vendors asking me to check out their products. I recall seeing an email from Hypershell and laughing briefly. “Exoskeleton? C’mon, man,” I thought. I visualized the contraptions we’ve seen over the last few decades that, although they help many people become more mobile, still make them look like a sidekick to Marvel’s Iron Man. Upon opening the email, I saw that this wasn’t the case. Not only was the exoskeleton streamlined, but it also had great tech specs and pricing, making it available for more people. More