New Dnsys X1 Exoskeleton Changes Workouts And Walks

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Charlie Fink is a consultant, columnist, author, and adjunct, covering AI, XR, and the Metaverse for Forbes. He is the author of the critically acclaimed AR-enabled books Charlie Fink’s Metaverse (2017), and Convergence, How The World Will Be Painted With Data (2019).

An exoskeleton can save a worker’s back, or can give them the strength to lift a 200 airplane pound tire. The Dnsys X1 is the first exoskeleton for consumers. This wearable workout assistant is affordably priced on, where over $975,000 has been pledged as of this writing. I’ve been writing about wearable augmentive tech for ten years, and I’ve demoed at least half a dozen exoskeletons over the years at events like Enterprise Wearable Technology Summit and CES.

The belt to which the servos are attached is quite sturdy, and a little heavy. Though the whole exoskeleton weighs just 1.7 kg, or about 3.74 lbs., that’s still a lot of weight for a belt. My Mac weighs 3.4 lbs. I found the X1 works best when the belt is almost uncomfortably snug. It also works much better wearing exercise gear than belted jeans, which are preferred by many hikers.

Dnsys says the X1 enables a maximum running speed of up to 16.7 mph . While the app controls the assistance and resistance, you don’t want to pull out your mobile device every while exercising, so Dnsys provides buttons on top of the servos that can also control the strength.

 

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